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Superb accounting of the built-to-fail systems in healthcare, and the predeliction of those same systems towards victimization by ransomware attacks. Via Robert N. Charette writing at the IEEE’s Spectrum Magazine.
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If not properly secured, many of the systems health care organizations use to store and share medical images could be exploited to expose patients’ PHI.
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If not properly secured, many of the systems health care organizations use to store and share medical images could be exploited to expose patients’ PHI.
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Both health care IT professionals and device manufacturers are responsible for securing medical devices in light of emerging IoT threats.
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CISOs must possess skills and expertise in multiple areas to combat health care security risks in this age of ransomware and connected medical devices.
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Poor medical imaging security can have potentially life-threatening consequences such as delayed treatment, inaccurate diagnosis and prescription fraud.
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Many health care security risks stem from insufficient leadership and limited resources, which can often be attributed to a lack of security awareness.
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The idea of employing basic endpoint hygiene to keep your data safe seems like a no-brainer. So why was the WannaCry ransomware attack so damaging?
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services established guidelines to improve the state of health care cybersecurity throughout the sector.
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