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Patient Portal Puts a Spotlight on Secure Messaging

CTOvision

For healthcare professionals participating in the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services electronic health record (EHR) incentive program, you’ll soon need to demonstrate compliance with the Stage 2 Meaningful Use requirements in order to continue receiving incentive payments. By William McElmurry.

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Healthcare Now Third-Most Targeted Industry for Ransomware

SecureWorld News

Ransomware attacks on healthcare organizations have sharply increased in 2024, as shown by recent research from Safety Detectives. Compared to 2023, healthcare providers are facing a higher frequency of ransomware incidents, impacting their ability to deliver essential services and protect sensitive patient data. Louis, Missouri.

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Making Cyber Resiliency a Priority in Healthcare: My Advice for Leaders

CIO Business Intelligence

By Derrick Lowe, Chief Information Security Officer at Orlando Health, a Palo Alto Networks customer. When I talk to healthcare industry leaders about cyber resiliency, I get a lot of affirmative head-nodding and positive feedback. And why not? Notice that I use the word “imperative” rather than the more often-used “initiative.”

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Striking a Balance: Senator Wyden's Act and AI in Healthcare

SecureWorld News

This includes artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) systems that are increasingly used in healthcare. Healthcare organizations would need to evaluate their AI for accuracy, fairness, and security—similar to testing new drugs for safety and efficacy before they reach patients. for SecureWorld News.

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10-year forecast shows growth in network architect jobs while sysadmin roles shrink

Network World

That makes it the second fastest growing occupational group , behind healthcare support occupations (15.2%). businesses is expected to lead to greater demand for information security analysts.” growth and 56,500 jobs added Information security analysts: 32.7% between now and 2033, increasing by 699,000 jobs.

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In security, diversity of experience really matters

IT Toolbox

I always find it amusing when I see job postings for various information security positions within a specific industry, such as healthcare, that require a certain amount of experience in that industry. Why is that? Perhaps it's to weed out people who don't fit that mold?

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NYC Department of Education builds the pipeline for future cybersecurity professionals

Network World

We have one student working with us who had a healthcare background but was pursuing an IT degree. Despite my healthcare background, I chose to pursue an IT degree. The mentorship, hands-on technical experience, and soft skills were game-changers as I am now able to look forward to a promising career in information security.”

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