How to Keep Your Physical Security Systems from Getting Hacked
Physical security systems are vulnerable to cyber attacks if you don’t take appropriate precautions. Here’s how to reduce your risk.
Physical security systems are vulnerable to cyber attacks if you don’t take appropriate precautions. Here’s how to reduce your risk.
Proper cyber hygiene isn’t rocket science. Take these precautions to keep your security systems and your clients’ devices safe from hackers.
Preventing phishing attacks can be as easy as educating officials at your institution on cybersecurity best practices.
The study by the American Journal of Managed Care found teaching hospitals and pediatric hospitals are the most susceptible to data breaches.
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The ransomware attack affected the Indiana hospital’s email system, electronic health records and internal operating systems.
Healthcare cybersecurity breaches can be devastating, but there are resources available to help you prevent cybersecurity attacks and develop best practices.
The study, which was conducted by Mimecast and HIMSS Analytics, examined 76 senior IT professionals at various sized healthcare facilities.
The letter was meant to raise awareness about hacking methods like cyber extortion and educate school officials on how to respond.
The HCCIC could guide hospitals and the healthcare industry as a whole into an improved cybersecurity landscape.
This complimentary webinar will provide you with new ideas to make your school a safer place when students return after the summer break.
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