Mike Fey, Co-Founder & CEO of Island, highlights how the enterprise browser's adoption has surged across sectors. He delves into new use cases, including resilience, healthcare and inter-company collaboration, emphasizing the importance of security and productivity in dynamic environments.
In this insightful webinar, ClearDATA's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Jim Ducharme, explores the intricate landscape of cloud security, focusing on the advanced threats facing healthcare organizations and the unique challenge of protecting PHI in cloud. Ducharme presents actionable insights into developing resilient...
Healthcare organizations are particularly vulnerable to ransomware, risking significant data loss. Steve Stone, head of Rubrik's Zero Labs, outlines why healthcare faces higher risks and how organizations can strengthen their defenses against these disruptive threats.
Healthcare organizations are particularly vulnerable to ransomware, risking significant data loss. Steve Stone, head of Rubrik’s Zero Labs, outlines why healthcare faces higher risks and how organizations can strengthen their defenses against these disruptive threats.
Main Line Health is a not-for-profit hospital network in the
greater Philadelphia area. It provides patients with access to
over 10,000 employees and 2,000 physicians across five
award-winning hospitals, six healthcare centers and more
than 40 offices.
Given the company’s workforce and expansive...
Cloud-based electronic health records vendor NextGen Healthcare is so far facing a dozen proposed class action lawsuits filed in the last week in the same Georgia federal court following the company's disclosure this month of a data breach affecting 1 million individuals.
The perfect storm of private equity dry powder with the promise of higher returns on invested equity capital has sparked an unprecedented level of mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures within healthcare. With a strong supply of quality companies in a largely recession-proof industry, healthcare management and IT...
Creating a culture of cybersecurity across a healthcare enterprise can be challenging, but it’s critical to patient safety. The days of leaving cybersecurity solely on the shoulders of IT departments are long gone as purchasing decisions get made by department heads across the organization, many of which include...
As ransomware attacks continue to target the healthcare industry, cyber risk is now patient safety risk. Unfortunately, many cyber risk management programs are woefully understaffed and resource-constrained. As such, leading healthcare CIOs, CISOs, and Supply Chain executives are rapidly automating best practices and...
A new Ponemon Research report shows ransomware continues to significantly impact patient safety, according to survey of hospital IT/Security leaders. Over half of respondents indicated that one or more ransomware attacks experienced by their organization resulted in a disruption to patient care. While the most...
The prospect of class action lawsuits being filed in the aftermath of a major data breach often has more impact on breached healthcare organizations than the potential for fines and enforcement actions by government regulators, says attorney Jeff Westerman of Westerman Law Corp.
Ransomware operations have become expert at finding ways to make a victim pay. But experts say there are multiple steps healthcare sector entities in particular can take to better protect themselves and ensure that they can quickly restore systems and never have to consider paying a ransom.
Ransomware gangs rely on shotgun-style attacks using phishing or stolen remote access credentials to target individuals. This strategy snares less poorly prepared organizations, and that often means healthcare entities. Experts share insights on this plague on healthcare and what to do about it.
Especially for healthcare organizations, repelling ransomware attacks hinges on having robust monitoring and defenses in place to spot the signs of an unfolding attack and shut it down before crypto-locking malware gets unleashed, says Peter Mackenzie, director of incident response at Sophos.
The prospect of attackers using voice impersonation, deepfake technologies and misinformation against healthcare sector entities is a serious threat that entities need to be closely monitoring, says Dave Summit, vice president of cybersecurity at Florida Cancer Specialists and Research Institute.
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