Kristi Perdue-Hinkle

Vaporstream

It's more important than ever that every business be prepared to handle a crisis. A 2017 survey of 164 CEOs showed just how prevalent they are: 65% of the CEOs surveyed reported experiencing at least one crisis since 2013. In the same survey, 40% expected to experience a crisis in ... Read More

They’re a basic foundation of security, yet somehow constantly dismissed. Passwords are one of the most important components of a strong cybersecurity strategy—but employees overwhelmingly have bad password habits – despite all attempts to ensure best practices across the organization. People pick simple, easy-to-guess phrases like “password” or “12345” or ... Read More

Operational efficiency. Improved productivity. Streamlined workflows. In today’s world of hyperconnected systems and devices, each of these commonly used buzzwords have become synonymous with a medical organization’s success. The post Streamlining Healthcare Workflows with Vaporstream Concierge appeared first on Vaporstream ... Read More

Leading provider of secure communications introduces Vaporstream 4.0, its redesigned application, making it easier to use so organizations can focus on what really mattersHIMSS, ORLANDO, FL (FEBRUARY 12, 2019)Vaporstream, the leading provider of secure communications, today announced the latest release of its award-winning messaging platform, featuring a new look and ... Read More

Leading provider of secure communications introduces Vaporstream Concierge, eliminating processes related to healthcare billing and referral processingHIMSS, ORLANDO, FL (FEBRUARY 12, 2019)Vaporstream, the leading provider of secure communications, today announced the addition of a new automation module to its award-winning secure communication platform. The new module, named “Concierge” for its ... Read More

Over 90% of all cyberattacks begin with email phishing. It’s a startling statistic, but it’s not a surprise: businesses send over 281 billion emails every day. Phishing attacks, which typically ask targets for sensitive information or to download malware, work because they prey on human nature—victims respond out of curiosity, ... Read More

Shortly after Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and his wife Mackenzie announced that they were divorcing, the National Enquirer published text messages that Bezos had reportedly sent to Lauren Sanchez, who he is currently in a relationship with. Bezos, like everybody else, is entitled to his privacy. These text messaging leaks, ... Read More

In an era where data breaches or leaks seem inevitable, business disruptions too frequent and the press all too prone to run away with a salacious story, what can the board of directors do to protect sensitive corporate data? It is all too easy for information to be inadvertently exposed—whether ... Read More

In 2018 technology touches nearly every aspect of our life. But no innovation seems to come without some form of drawback or compromise. While technology has undoubtedly improved most of our lives, it has also brought new risks that we all find a way to balance – or in some ... Read More

Hurricanes, power-outages, man-made disasters—every organization has to prepare for these but when it comes to emergencies, universities face unique challenges because of the very nature of their structure and communities. Unlike the average office, universities are not enclosed spaces, and many different people—from students, to faculty, to staff, to visitors—are ... Read More