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A new report based on IBM MSS data revealed that ransomware, insider threats and third-party breaches plagued health care organizations in 2016.
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The HIPAA settlements from 2016 reinforce the importance of risk analysis when creating policies and procedures to protect PHI.
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Upon reviewing the state of health care security in 2016, data revealed that the sector suffered nearly every type of common attack at an increased rate.
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Health care companies must review every business associate agreement to ensure that it aligns with HIPAA requirements and that PHI is properly secured.
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In this podcast, Michael Ash shares data security insights and actionable advice on how health care organizations can face their PHI protection challenges.
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In this podcast, Michael Ash shares data security insights and actionable advice on how health care organizations can face their PHI protection challenges.
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A single breach is all it takes to wreak havoc on a health care organization that relies solely on perimeter controls for critical data protection.
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Many cybercriminals have turned to ransomware as a cheaper, simpler alternative to traditional methods of stealing medical records.
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Children’s hospitals often fall victim to black market identity theft because their primary goal is treating patients — data security is secondary.
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The future of the health care industry could lie in quantum security: This advanced technology has the potential to secure critical data efficiently.
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