Another Day, Another Concern
SnarkyKitten threat group steals data; PurpleClutter strikes again; MeanGophers exploit vulnerability with ransomware.
These threat actor names are made up, but the point of the fake headlines remains the same as real ones: every day – actually many times a day – many groups attack many organizations. And we’re only told of some of the attacks and the repercussions.
What does it take to do one’s best to keep our company out of the news? (IMPORTANT NOTE: Crime happens – always has, always will. Just because a company makes the news does not mean that the company has been negligent. This article is an attempt at making the dangers known and encourage organizations – specifically those in healthcare – to do their best at securing their and their patients’ data.)
How technology has improved healthcare
Technology is a boon for healthcare! And there’s no sense trying to return to what some may consider the good ol’ days, back before cybercrime and cyberattacks were a regular occurrence. Think of some of the many benefits that healthcare has received from technology.
- Electronic Health Records (EHRs) enable healthcare providers to access patient data more efficiently, leading to better decisions and care.
- Telemedicine makes healthcare more accessible. Patients, especially those with mobility issues, can consult with healthcare professionals remotely.
- Medical Imaging technologies, such as....
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