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By Jessica Davis | 12:45 pm | January 09, 2017
Four experts discuss the lessons the healthcare industry learned the hard way this past year – and the need for much stronger security measures in 2017.
By Susan Morse | 03:55 pm | January 06, 2017
The hacker who targeted Anthem in early 2015, exposing more than 78 million customer records in one of the largest healthcare breaches ever, was acting on behalf of a foreign government.
By Tom Sullivan | 08:08 am | January 06, 2017
The new iteration will bring integration with Cisco and Avaya, a single app including various communications tools and clinical workflow features. 
By Jessica Davis | 12:57 pm | January 04, 2017
A white hat hacker says he notified DoD subcontractor Potomac Healthcare on Dec. 29, but the files remained online for more than an hour after the initial warning.
By Chris Nerney | 10:47 am | January 04, 2017
The health system said IG enables providers to deliver better care and improve patient engagement while also controlling costs and claims denials. 
By Jack McCarthy | 08:01 am | January 04, 2017
The companies are expanding the UnitedHealthcare Motion initiative to include the Fitbit Charge 2 validated for Qualcomm’s 2net platform. 
By Tom Sullivan | 11:01 am | January 03, 2017
The new entity will offer analytics, telehealth and workflow tools among its healthcare-centric products and services. 
By Jessica Davis | 02:14 pm | December 30, 2016
Everything attendees need to know about cybersecurity events at the 2017 HIMSS Annual Conference & Exhibition, which includes a cybersecurity command center, educational sessions and an all-day forum.
By Jessica Davis | 01:12 pm | December 27, 2016
President-elect Donald Trump selected Tom Bossert as White House homeland security and counterterrorism advisor - and elevated the position as an assistant to the president, the incoming administration announced Dec. 27.
By Jessica Davis | 11:37 am | December 21, 2016
Community Health Plan of Washington was breached, and 381,534 current and former patient records may have been exposed, according to The Seattle Times.