IT Infrastructure

It is important that provider organizations develop a clear picture of their EHR migration objectives before choosing a CSP.

Lee Kim, director of privacy and security at HIMSS, says the industry has a long way to go to be able to fend off next WannaCry or Petya. But the good news is collaboration is happening across healthcare to better get prepared.

Michael Gold, vice president of analytics and technology at the Midwest Health Collaborative, says it starts with educating users to become healthcare's front line of defense.

Organizations should treat the third-party vendor relationship like a marriage, continuing to assess and manage compliance, Henry Ford Health System’s Privacy and Security Director says.

Hospitals should also expect Blockchain, patient experience and new iteration of vendor neutral archive capabilities.

Most healthcare execs are planning to buy AI and IoT technology, but they'll need other capabilities and competencies to ensure they're safely deployed.

In March, the Internet Engineering Task Force approved the Transport Layer Security version 1.

Security organizations just made it easier and more effective for hospitals to deploy and operate the dominant infosec frameworks.

MedEvolve, a practice management software vendor, left its FTP server open to the public without the need for a login.

From legacy infrastructure to potential medical device hacks, some of the industry’s leading voices opened up about how the industry can begin to combat the inevitable breach.