Privacy & Security

BlueKeep? Dridex? A state of emergency in Louisiana? Healthcare security pros find themselves living in interesting times. But with new threats emerging each day – and old ones, like phishing, not going away – some tried and true lessons are still useful.

Dr Saif Abed, founding partner of health IT consultancy AbedGraham, looks at the new 10-year plan for the National Health Service in England.

Penn Medicine’s John Donohue explains why hyperconverged infrastructure should be part of your strategic plan.  

RMF 2.0 includes seven objectives and adds a preparation step.

The benefits are well known yet some IT leaders still have a hard time convincing CEOs, CFOs and COOs to fund cloud projects. Here’s expert advice on breaking it down in a way they can understand.

Also of concern in a new vendor survey are in-network incidents and increasing time to detection.

According to a new report from Kaspersky Lab, healthcare employees in the U.

Some healthcare CIOs say it's time to move just about everything to the cloud, while others say not so fast.

Two healthcare leaders from Germany offer best practices for assessing privacy and security posture – not just for EU legal requirements, but because it's the right thing to do.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says shedding the legacy paper-based devices will improve privacy and security concerns, and enable better data sharing.