Privacy & Security

Jane Harper, Director Privacy & Security Risk Management at Henry Ford Health System, discusses how third party risk management should be viewed like a romantic relationship – from the dating stage through the prenup, marriage, and even divorce.

Synthetic ID theft, infosec dashboards, the real weakest link and more factored into the security conversation during October.  

Hackers can perform synthetic identify theft long after a cybersecurity event by piecing together data to conduct medical and insurance fraud.

Veracode found that the healthcare and retail sectors are reducing risk the fastest among other industries, but 75 percent of employees struggle with identifying best practices.

Take our quick survey, and we'll report on the results, so you can get a sense of what your peers are using/leaning on to keep pace with hackers.

While investigating one phishing attack in August, medical center officials discovered a hacker had access to three accounts for more than a month.

The final chapter in our cyber insurance series outlines the legal considerations after a breach, mainly, ensuring the organization can choose its own investigator.

Password strength, multiple tabs and SOC audits are some of the means by which healthcare providers can protect sensitive patient data.

Infosec experts share advice about what innovators should track, security-wise, when building new apps and devices.

Developing a better link between cybersecurity and patient-facing services is what Dan Taylor, director of security of NHS Digital, believes is a top priority – a good cybersecurity strategy focused on people.