Bill Siwicki

The company’s new health IT in part uses analytics and machine learning to assist spine surgeons and help create personalized implants.

Spam filters are one thing, but if a hacker takes over an e-mail domain, spoofing and phishing can become precise and dangerous. But there are tools available that can help.

Two new cloud services enable healthcare pros to care for patients in their homes or clinical settings, and across multiple care plans, the company says.

Device cybersecurity, cyber-hygiene and risk management can ensure attackers are repelled by your systems.

Hospitals not already using modern tools for two-factor authentication, such as facial recognition and push notifications, should take note of how they can block malware and other common cyberthreats.

Development of evidence-based services for guiding treatment decisions within EHRs and care plan workflows is expected to be an outcome of two new acquisitions.

Inpatient settings require fully functional computing devices to access clinical information, especially ones with security at the fore as cybercriminals target healthcare.

CIOs and CISOs must consider IP address probing, spear-phishing, untrained developers and more when securing cloud assets because health data needs to be at least as secure as physical assets.

The ONC chief told a Washington gathering the time is right to address the ‘angst’ over  EHR design and moving medical records.

The actor stars in The Wolf, a series of videos from HP that focus on IT security.