Privacy & Security
While the costs tied to protection can be daunting, especially for small organizations, the costs only increase after an attack happens.
Hospitals often put too much weight on the latest technology solution, but these “shiny objects” are still being breached.
With staff shortages opening the door to hackers, contract security can help an organization protect its reputation and image.
As common half-truths and misperceptions plague information security, we separate truth from fiction and outline steps to take in order to make your healthcare institution safer.
In fact, experts say the idea that healthcare orgs can set up a disconnected infrastructure is a farce.
Organizations should understand the technology and its function with other security controls before using it as its primary security tech.
Breach reporting isn’t optional, and organizations risk making things worse by failing to be transparent.
Holes are starting to show in existing password frameworks, especially as cybercriminals use new tools to crack user credentials.
While the notorious hacker has left the sector alone for a number of months, his recent extortion attempt suggests the cybercriminal stole the personal data of 16,428 SMART Physical Therapy patients.
Serious missteps in how Equifax is handling its breach should inform healthcare organizations on what not to do it if happens to them.