CodeIntegrity at the Cybersecurity Healthcare Education Summit 2026

Three Days in Park City

From July 15 to 17, CodeIntegrity joined healthcare CISOs and security leaders at the Cybersecurity Healthcare Education Summit 2026 in Park City, Utah. Sponsored by Deloitte, Intermountain Health, and Marsh, the three-day program took place at the Blair Education Center inside Intermountain Health Park City Hospital.

The agenda did not stay in one lane. One session looked at AI security. Others covered a clinician's experience with AI, an FBI threat briefing, insurance, training, and hospital resilience. That mix felt honest. A healthcare security team does not get a clean migration window for each new technology.

Care continues while systems change. Patient information still has to remain safe, but a new control cannot become another obstacle for clinicians. The useful conversations in Park City kept returning to that tension.

Where AI Goes Next

AI is already finding its way into clinical and business workflows. The useful future is not just a better model. It is less repetitive work, better context at the point of a decision, and tools that staff can actually rely on.

Our July 16 talk covered a smaller piece of that future. We shared lessons from building a control layer for A2A and MCP. When an agent calls a tool, changes a record, or sends data, a security team needs to know who is acting, what access is being used, and where the data is going.

Most of those checks should happen out of sight. Ordinary work should pass. An action that crosses a policy boundary should stop or reach the right reviewer. The control layer is there to keep responsibility clear, not to put more prompts in front of clinical staff.

Thank you to Deloitte, Intermountain Health, Marsh, and everyone who joined the discussion in Park City. Healthcare AI will move forward. The work now is to make sure it remains useful when it meets the real systems and people it is meant to support.

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