In this segment from the theCUBE + NYSE Wired: MedTech Unplugged: The Future of AI in Healthcare & Life Sciences interview series, Josh Howell, CTO of Healthcare at Rubrik, joins theCUBE’s John Furrier to make a blunt case: in modern care delivery, cyber resilience is no longer a back-office concern. Howell draws a clear line between “security” and “resilience” – prevention versus the hard work of getting back on your feet. When systems go dark, the damage is not just financial. It can be clinical, operational and human, with downtime tied to higher medical error rates and staff attrition after major incidents. Howell also previews Rubrik’s New York workshop on building cyber resilience in healthcare, designed to help organizations map a “minimum viable hospital,” rank system recovery priorities and plan for a trusted recovery environment. The discussion widens to “AI resilience,” where visibility, change control and governance matter as much as model performance. In a sector where budgets are tight and accountability is unforgiving, Howell argues that doing the slow thinking now is what enables fast action when it counts.