health data

Hospitals, government health agencies and other health care entities have a growing need to securely store and transfer personal data, both from patient to provider and with relevant agencies, insurers and regulators ...

Amidst the pandemic overwhelming the capacity of many hospital systems, malicious hackers have been quick to target healthcare providers and medical agencies. These cyber-attacks have hit both the United States and Europe ...

Modernizing healthcare infrastructure also needs to include better ways to protect data Enterprises across a range of industries have digitally transformed over the years to upgrade business operations, realize higher growth potential ...

As employees return to their workplaces and consumers begin scheduling appointments with dentists, doctors and salons, new protocols are in place. Temperatures will be taken. There will be questions about health, travel ...

In episode 116 for April 13th 2020: Privacy concerns with COVID-19 contact tracing apps, the FBI’s new warnings about business email compromise scams, and how to prevent unwanted and SPAM phone calls ...

The news that Google is amassing huge amounts of patient health data to create a unified platform where healthcare providers can search patients’ individual records has been met with mixed responses. On ...

In a welcome mentality shift, Americans are starting to put their privacy first and convenience second when it comes to their health data, according to a study by America’s Health Insurance Plans ...

Privacy and data security are inexorably intertwined. While you can violate privacy in a secure manner, you can’t protect privacy without security. And you can’t understand privacy unless you understand basic security ...