Medical device
What You Need to Know About Medical Device Hacking
Medical devices are getting more connected every year. From pacemakers to blood sugar monitoring glucometers, these devices now have built-in Wi-Fi connectivity. That makes it easier for patients and medical professionals to monitor a patient’s well-being, but as with any networked
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The Potential of AI Technology in the Healthcare Industry
Artificial intelligence is seeing rapid growth in the healthcare industry, with a projected $6.7 billion in revenue by 2021. Many medical software companies are eying up this space as a way to use AI for lifesaving improvements. Here are a few of the players in this market and the way that
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Digital Health Buzzwords: Overhyped Technologies
We strongly believe that only digital health can bring healthcare into the 21st century and make patients the point-of-care. As digital health is gaining momentum, more and more companies come
[ Read More ]The Case for a Cybersecurity Framework
Read on to learn about the value of attending HIMSS19 from the unique perspective of our members and partners. Listen to Bayardo Alvarez, director of information technology at Boston PainCare
[ Read More ]Hospital Insider PHI Theft Case: Lessons to Learn
Key insider theft prevention steps, some security experts say, include conducting an enterprisewide risk assessment, adequately vetting staff members who have access to PHI and implementing
[ Read More ]What Your Healthcare Organization Can Do to Prevent Phishing Attacks
The practice of using false emails to acquire access to a provider’s network or sensitive information is alive and well. While it may seem like phishing is an outdated mode of hacking, the
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