Cybersecurity

The issue must demand attention from healthcare leaders. But who’s focusing on medical device security?

Basic email security protocols can help health systems defend against data breaches.

The cards will feature a unique and randomly assigned number to help protect against identity theft and fraud.

How Cynerio plans to protect medical devices and fight IoMT fraud.

5 cybersecurity threats and how they can be prevented.

Cybersecurity is evolving. But so are cybercrimes.

Customers with diabetes will gain access to a digital management platform, but the insurer says the arrangement isn’t about data aggregation.

Groundbreaking advances and eye-opening findings in healthcare and tech could reshape the industry and the world.

The FDA says the updates address customer feedback to enhance the performance of a mechanical ventilator.

What medical device flaws mean for healthcare organizations.

3 keys to improve healthcare data security.

A new risk assessment found that malware is getting through to healthcare organizations 16.2 percent of the time.

3 keys to ensure effective health IT pen testing.

30 percent of healthcare databases can be accessed freely, a new report finds.

6 ways healthcare providers can lower their risk of a data breach.

Health information exchange, data security and healthcare all might benefit from blockchain technology.

Health tech is an exciting space. Here’s what every healthcare leader must know to succeed.

The data breach shows that hackers can remain undetected for long stretches.

How healthcare stakeholders can navigate the HITRUST framework.

HIPAA compliance requires great effort, but tech can help.

Though many find He Jiankui’s gene-editing experiment unethical, there is still no proof that he did it.

Its billing vendor, AccuDoc, has cut ties with the software vendor whose hacked system caused the data breach.

This is not the first time BrightMatter Guide with SurfaceTrace Registration has been recalled.

Experts and watchdogs say the birth of twins with genetically modified DNA represents precision medicine gone wrong.

Can digital voice assistants for healthcare improve outcomes, increase efficiencies and protect patient data?