Bill Siwicki

These days, healthcare CIOs need to be especially concerned with whether their CISOs and other cybersecurity professionals are happy in their jobs.

The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT outlined several actionable steps that hospitals and doctors can take today to improve the process of requesting medical data to the benefit of both patients and providers.

U.S. eye specialists reach out through a special system based in part on Skype for Business.

Since they all face the same risks, it only makes sense that they share their defense strategies.

The companies have created six health apps to date, and the unique partnership has more planned for the future.

As attack surfaces become more common across various industries, the fact that this tactic has already worked elsewhere means hospitals can use the best practice too.

The move could help the NantHealth founder and billionaire biotech mogul, who is embroiled in various controversies, with precision medicine efforts.

Infosec pros share tips on working with device manufacturers as well as questions that hospitals need to be answering now.

There is a significant gap between threats organizations face and their readiness to address those in a timely or effective manner.

Privacy and security lapses can quickly become professional liability and medical malpractice risks if healthcare organizations aren’t prepared.