Privacy & Security
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10:18 am |
March 14, 2018
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10:18 am |
March 14, 2018
In healthcare, there’s likely been no more critical investment in technology they’ve had to make than in mobile engagement and the infrastructure required to support it.
St. Peter’s Surgery and Endoscopy Center was hit with the second-largest healthcare breach of 2018.
Providers must move cybersecurity out of IT and into the boardroom, according to Symantec Distinguished Healthcare Architect, and treat it as a system-wide business concern.
About 96 percent of those attacks had an identifiable threat actor, with phishers, negligent insiders and hackers causing the biggest problems.
TrustedHealth sells tokens for its blockchain-powered global digital clinic while ShoCard and RF IDeas debut a mobile credential reader system.
But experts from IEEE, UC San Diego and Health Linkages say the key is to make sure it's the "right solution for the right problem."
In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica - Facebook data scandal, researchers set out a roadmap for the health and science community to restore the public's trust in big data.
Judges impressed by the company’s security tech, which uses APIs to connect medical devices.
As the agency works to advance an array of big projects, ONC is also focused on reducing documentation and quality reporting burdens for providers.
Leaders from Allscripts, NIH, Albany Medical Center and others offered a sobering look at cyberattack risks, calling for bigger budgets and a security-first culture.