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Advanced Threat Protection for Patient Health Information

Within health systems such as Navicent Health, the already serious risk of targeted threats is compounded. Besides laptops, notebook computers, and smartphones, the hospital's network hosts numerous biomedical devices that are not under the control of the in-house technology team, and do not run standard antivirus...

What is Downtime Costing Your Hospital?

You can't stop taking care of patients when the computers are down. Whether you are entering patients' data into their records or sending billing information to an off-site accounting service, you need that access to continue non-stop. See how you can save time and money with an active-active, highly available file...

Securing Distributed Healthcare Networks for PCI DSS 3.0 and HIPAA Compliance

Distributed healthcare networks have grown in complexity over the last decade as they expand network access and add more sophisticated security technologies to protect their networks. In addition, the adoption of standards such as the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and HIPAA have also improved...

Realizing the Promise of Health Information Exchange

Health information exchange (HIE) - the electronic movement of health-related information among organizations according to nationally recognized standards - has the potential to transform nearly every aspect of healthcare delivery in this country. Recent policies have helped fund major growth in the world of...

Protect Personally Identifiable Information (PII) as if Your Business Depends on It

Virtually every business acquires, uses and stores personally identifiable information (PII) about its customers, employees and partners. These organizations are expected to manage this private data appropriately and take every precaution to protect it from loss, unauthorized access or theft. Misusing, losing or...

Healthcare: Where Are The Threats and How Are They Mitigated?

To know where healthcare IT security is going - and what it needs to protect in 2017 and beyond - it's instructive to take a look at where we've been. In general, compromised credentials remain the leading source of intrusion across industries. Specific to healthcare, the top three sources of unauthorized data...