How healthcare organizations can combat cyberattacks

Adding new apps or employees can increase security vulnerabilities, but a "clear and open pipeline to communicate" about potential social engineering may help protect networks, says Ven Auvaa, ArmorPoint's information security director.

Hospitals need better visibility into the various AI-enabled tools coming onto their networks, and the ability to track new traffic patterns, security vulnerabilities and privacy risks, says Richard Staynings, chief security strategist at Cylera.

When assessing startups, Leila Taghizadeh of Allianz says she looks past flashy technology to ensure that founders prioritize patient data security, risk management and regulatory compliance.