Preparing Healthcare Workers for Secure, Responsible AI Use

Skip Sorrels, Field CISO of Claroty, on AI Governance in Healthcare Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • December 22, 2025 11 Minutes

Preparing a healthcare workforce to responsibly engage with AI tools without over relying on automation or undermining human oversight will require awareness training akin to phishing exercises, said Skip Sorrels, field CTO and CISO at security firm Claroty.

"There is an essence of tabletop exercise. I can envision a simulated phish, but in the form of AI," Sorrels said.

For instance, "they're going through the quiz situation, they're using AI and it in essence trains them that that is not something that should go into AI, this is an open platform, it's not secure, it's not secure inside the walls of the university or the hospital," he said.

Those types of scenario-based training are going to be most meaningful ...