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Tony Black, global director of healthcare, privacy and digital transformation at Kyndryl, talks about the four questions healthcare leaders must be able to answer to build business continuity plans that include holistic data management and security.
How can health systems secure smart medical devices if manufacturers don't patch them regularly? Richard Staynings, chief security strategist at Cylera, discusses how organizations can mitigate that risk using their existing tools and technologies.
Max Rogers, senior director of the security operations center at Huntress, says many healthcare organizations underestimate the expense of on-premises cybersecurity and may miss early signs of an attack if teams don't know what to look for.
Dr. Farukh Usmani, medical director of digital technology services at Intermountain, describes what it took to be the first-ever organization to attain Stage 7 validation of the newly modernized HIMSS Infrastructure Adoption Model.
Sam Amory, managing director, Middle East and Africa at Dedalus, talks about how cybersecurity and AI are currently the top healthcare trends in the Middle East, followed by cloud adoption and using machine learning in medical imaging technology.
Philip Bradley, digital health strategist at HIMSS, talks about the benefits of proactive cybersecurity strategies and how the INFRAM framework can guide organizations in maturing their infrastructure to better protect data across the enterprise.
Healthcare IT insiders discuss top of mind issues including AI, cybersecurity, health equity and the evolution of nursing as well as news and views from the 2024 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition in Orlando.
The pitfalls of managing healthcare data can land organizations in regulatory hot water, but cloud infrastructure can provide uniform, flexible security protection, say Iain Paterson of WELL Health Technologies and Yotam Segev of Cyera.
Richard Staynings, chief security strategist at Cylera, discusses the difficulties involved in being a cybersecurity professional, tackling bad actors and how AI can both improve and hinder strategies to ensure healthcare system security.
Not possible a few years ago, encryption-in-use technology is making protected data transfers more secure. Meanwhile, a looming Y2K-like race to update software for quantum safety is on the way, says Dan Draper, founder and CEO of CipherStash.
Healthcare organizations need full asset visibility and risk coverage to protect data while supporting cloud-native applications. Ty Murphy, director of product marketing for Orca Security, explains how Orca secures AWS cloud environments.
Meaningful use created large electronic attack surfaces that smaller hospitals cannot afford to protect. "We've got to be able to do something to incent those smaller community hospitals," says Wes Wright, chief healthcare officer of Ordr.