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Great healthcare cybersecurity goes beyond IT best practices. Assessing the human element is essential to developing and deploying a holistic approach to security.
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As we approach the next decade of the 21st century, the fusion of the healthcare and technology markets shows no signs of slowing down. New devices, smartphone applications and software solutions already seem ubiquitous—what healthcare provider wouldn… Continue reading Data-Driven Health Care: Reaping Benefits Without Risking a Breach
Is providing effective cybersecurity for the healthcare sector an IT problem or a wider-scope issue? The short answer is that it’s both.
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Healthcare security is going to play a huge role if the utopian vision of a purely digital healthcare ecosystem is going to be realized.
The post The US Is Slow to Adopt EHRs, But That Might Actually Be a Good Thing for Healthcare Security appeared first on Security Intelligence.
We chatted with X-Force Red’s resident hardware hacker, Catherine Norcom, about the FDA’s recent guidance on securing medical IoT devices.
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The Attorneys general of 12 states are suing an e-record provider who lost 3.9 million personal healthcare records in 2015.
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When Lincoln Healthcare experiences a watering hole attack, security operations center (SOC) director Malcolm Gerhard is tasked with developing a swift cybersecurity incident response. Will he succeed?
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The FBI warned medical and dental offices running FTP servers in anonymous mode that criminals are targeting these installations and stealing personal healthcare information. Continue reading ‘Anonymous’ FTP Servers Leaving Healthcare Data Exposed