Modern network design includes security by default. Network segmentation isolates clinical systems from administrative ones and guest Wi-Fi from patient care devices. This containment strategy limits damage if a breach occurs. Zero-trust architecture requires…
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These Security Policy Changes Should Be on Health Systems’ Radar
In June, Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania and Rep. Jason Crow of Colorado introduced the Healthcare Cybersecurity Act of 2025 in the House of Representatives….
ROI Analysis: Measuring EMPI Success in Healthcare OrganizationsNitin Manocha, senior industry analyst for healthcare AI strategy at Frost & Sullivan, says organizations should look at both direct and indirect measures while determining the success…
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Addressing Rural Healthcare IT Budgets
“How do I keep the lights on?” That’s likely the top priority for rural healthcare IT budgets. These hospitals need to ensure that their critical environment (networks, servers and storage)…
How Can Healthcare Organizations Prevent Downtime?
Ransomware, over-reliance on third parties such as cloud providers, and human error or misconfiguration are among the leading causes of downtime in healthcare.
While natural disasters can also cause downtime,…
“Most of the tactics to compromise those credentials didn’t require Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures,” Antani said of a red team test performed by his company. Twenty percent of the initial credentials the company compromised…
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That attitude won’t work for healthcare organizations that want to use AI and other technologies to streamline their workflows while also looking to optimize their data center environments. Many healthcare organizations have started to…
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The Current Landscape for Post-Acute and Senior Care Organizations
Post-acute and senior care organizations vary widely in their cyber readiness: Some may be in the early stages of adoption, while others (possibly because they’ve experienced…
“Using data sets of attacker-generated commands and responses, these models are trained to mimic server behaviors convincingly. Techniques such as supervised fine-tuning, prompt engineering and low-rank adaptations help tailor these models for specific tasks,”…
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Zero-Trust PAM for Distributed Healthcare Teams
For healthcare organizations, PAM is essential for two main reasons: It helps protect their highly valuable data and their mission-critical systems. But PAM becomes even more crucial for organizations…
