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Even though the threats emerging in the New Year won’t be any less intense, complicated or difficult to manage, 2020 is likely to be the year of simplified security.December 6
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In the past decade, electronic health records have gone from being a tool that only a select few healthcare organizations use to near-universal adoption.December 5
Digital marketing specialistChartLogic a division of Medsphere Systems
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An audit of the electronic health records system at Nebraska Medicine in October enabled the organization to discover a data breach earlier than it would otherwise.December 5
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Ensuring you have competitive pay, clear career path progression and an inclusive, collaborative and flexible work environment will go a long way in all retention efforts.December 5
Vice president of research and developmentArctic Wolf
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Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy, with clinics in 10 states, has disclosed that a hack of some employee email accounts may have put patients’ medical information at risk.December 3
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Security concerns for imaging professionals are on the rise, as hackers view digital radiology devices—increasingly connected to IT systems—as a weak link that can be broken to access medical information.December 2
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Virginia-based Sentara Hospitals will pay the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights nearly $2.2 million to settle potential HIPAA violations.December 2
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There are two things that are likely to make headlines next year that every enterprise should be aware of and prepare for.November 27
Chief technology officerIllumio
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A report from CISA, a cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency within the Department of Homeland Security, offers a number of tips to beat phishing attacks.November 25
