Privacy & Security

90% of healthcare organizations plan to use multiple cloud vendors over the next few years. Here’s what they need to know.

For a few hundred dollars, any hacker can buy their way into a healthcare network.

The complexities of securing a hybrid cloud environment are not to be underestimated as more health systems contend with vendor implementations of all shapes and sizes. One prominent CISO offers tips and best practices.

The IoT: "Every something that comes on the market is in essence its own small computer with an ability to find its way into something."

Hospitals often don't file for the funds because they're unaware of what can be reimbursed and there is only a 30-day window to apply.

Two security experts walk through healthcare cloud computing for provider CIOs, showing how the CIOs must carefully weigh many benefits with potential risks.

The broad movement of ‘connected devices’ represents a growing cybersecurity threat that puts patient data, medical information, and potentially patient well-being at risk.

A number one recommendation is to know all of the touch points for data: how it comes in, how it's used, where it's stored and how it goes out.

There is an apparent lack of awareness of federal regulations in both the U.S. and Canada to keep patient information secure.

An identity and access management expert illustrates this critical area of information security and offers tips on how to best control who is accessing protected health information.