While healthcare organizations depend on network-connected devices for patient care and to improve healthcare delivery, cybercriminals have made them an important entry point for attacks, and they are still unprepared for the scope of cyber…
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Healthcare organizations are increasingly reliant on mobile devices for daily operations, enabling tasks that range from clinical communications to electronic record access. The proliferation of devices brings new challenges including loss, security risks, and…
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[Sponsored] Healthcare organizations are increasingly reliant on mobile devices for daily operations. The proliferation of devices brings new challenges including loss, security risks, and a strain on IT resources. Managing those devices not only…
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The health system only allows the use of HIPAA-compliant devices that have passed security review, Horowitz says. The team also locks down devices to make sure users do not share personal health information over…
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2. Automatic Updates Provide Better Device Security for Clinicians
Another aspect of remote management is the ability to automatically update devices to keep them running smoothly. Dr. Jason Hill, the associate chief medical information officer…
A nurse or technician in a hospital is asked to do a patient intake or capture their vital signs. In modern hospitals, the staff are likely to grab a ‘workstation on wheels,” which is…
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