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Nearly seven in 10 healthcare organizations are planning to move more of their physical security data to the cloud in the next 18 months. Genetec, physical security, hospital security, cloud security, Mark Feider, workplace violence

Healthcare Facilities Increasingly Adopting Cloud-Based Security Amid Rising Threats

Nearly seven in 10 healthcare organizations are planning to move more of their physical security data to the…

News June 25
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DHS cautioned that Iranian government-affiliated operatives and sympathetic hacktivists are likely to engage in low-level cyberattacks targeting U.S. networks. Department of Homeland Security, cybersecurity, terrorism, antisemitism, extremism

DHS Warns of Elevated Cyber and Violence Risks Amid U.S.-Iran Conflict

DHS cautioned that Iranian government-affiliated operatives and sympathetic hacktivists are likely to engage in low-level cyberattacks and violence.

News June 24
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The role of immigrant workers in the U.S. healthcare system is critical, but recent policy shifts may exacerbate existing workforce shortages and impact care delivery. immigration, medical care, hospital security, over-crowded hospitals, brain drain

New Immigration Policies Threaten U.S. Healthcare System

The role of immigrant workers in the U.S. healthcare system is critical, but recent policy shifts may exacerbate…

News June 23