The Convergence of Physical and Cyber Security in Healthcare: How to Minimize Threats
Leaving an access control badge or an unlocked computer on an unattended desk both pose significant threats to a healthcare facility’s security and overall health.
Leaving an access control badge or an unlocked computer on an unattended desk both pose significant threats to a healthcare facility’s security and overall health.
The ransomware attackers posted private patient information online, including Social Security numbers and medical information.
Virtual learning coupled with poor cyber defenses contributes to schools’ vulnerability to ransomware.
Deep partitioning to better isolate public and private network access is emerging as a viable cybersecurity strategy. Here’s how segmentation can help your campus.
Securing your own network is important, but campuses must also confirm that the outside vendors and networks they connect with are also secure.
Feds have wrapped up a 2018 cyberattack case that jeopardized patient information at Gwinnett Medical Center hospitals.
One Massachusetts hospital resorted to paying the ransom demanded by hackers, while the others in Florida have switched to pen and paper strategies.
There is dearth of cybersecurity standards in the Internet of Things, but we are seeing some progress.
The German cyber security chief fears hospitals are the next big target for cybercrime.
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This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.
This session will focus on improving college campus threat assessments, response and cyber safety in the post–COVID world.