Bill Siwicki

A new report from Aon's security experts predicts more and different cyberattacks, and highlights the pressing need for healthcare organizations to change some of their approaches.

This past year was another challenging one for healthcare organizations as they remained under sustained attack by cybercriminals who continue to target healthcare networks through the use of well-known vulnerabilities.

The company wants to help employer groups offer genetic testing to employees through confidential consults with providers and includes a telemedicine option.

InTouch Health will incorporate TruClinic's software so patients can initiate and consult with their health system physician from their home.

The group says privacy and security, clinical documentation improvement and information governance will demand the attention of health IT and infosec executives in the year ahead.

Akiri is developing a networking platform it says will help healthcare organizations more easily share data using blockchain.

As technology vendors increasing specialize on telepharmacy, rural providers are deploying the tools to offer patients 24/7 pharmacy services.

The organization won a HIMSS Indiana Chapter Hackathon, finding where ER visits could have been treated in the primary care setting and offering guidance for all healthcare organizations.

Cybersecurity has become an extremely complex field and chief information security officers need a specific body of knowledge – and a smart staff to handle the rest.

Every user has access to applications and resources to do their job and segmentation keeps threats contained.