Read Time:4min It is important to take cybersecurity threats in healthcare seriously and have a team of experts who can help protect you from these dangers.
Read Time:5min Brian Symonds and his team are focused on relationships and doing what’s right for our clients, their systems, and, ultimately, patients.
Read Time:2min Healthcare mirrors our society where our personal information is online and connected. That makes healthcare a prime target for cyberattacks.
Read Time:2min Is COVID-19 providing more opportunities for healthcare data breaches? Year over year numbers from HHS indicate that this could be the case.
Read Time:3min Are you doing enough to protect your organization? While training is imperative, awareness is the most valuable asset of trained employees.
Read Time:3min Healthcare data breaches have affected over 3.2 MILLION people so far in 2018. It's past time for healthcare to increase cybersecurity efforts.
Read Time:4min Welcome to Optimum Healthcare IT’s "Center Stage" series. Our service line leaders have track records of service excellence in Healthcare IT and are passionate about their work. Our goal is to improve healthcare through technology, and these leaders are how we're getting there.
Read Time:3min Whether it is ransomware, data breaches, or IoT (Internet of Things) risks, the healthcare industry is under attack from many different angles. The next cyber attack could happen at any moment.
Read Time:3min If we learn anything from hurricanes' Harvey, Irma & Maria, it's that you need a disaster recovery plan in place to recover from a natural disaster. Don't be left under water, without a plan.
Read Time:3min Many healthcare organizations use the terms “disaster recovery” and “business continuity” to mean the same thing, but they're not the same. Which do have and which do you need?
Read Time:3min Mom & Dad gave us the same advice so often that it turned into background noise. That advice is just as important now, as it was then. Here are 3 of those things that apply to HIT security.
Read Time:3min Each year, billions of dollars are invested industry-wide on IT Disaster Recovery (DR) as part of Business Continuity (BC) planning. Even with large monetary and time investments, well-created and tested DR plans remain one of the primary challenges facing businesses.