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In recent years we have seen many organizations embracing cloud computing - learn how Multi-Factor Authentication has played an important role in cloud computing. Understand how Multi-Factor Authentication works and why organizations should strive to increase the authentication layers - making it difficult for hackers to compromise the system.
A recent Cybersecurity Advisory (CSA) TLP:WHITE alert notifies that Maui ransomware has been used by North Korean state-sponsored cybercriminals to target the Healthcare and Public Health (HPH) sectors.
Healthcare businesses can leverage technology to improve their business results by leveraging analytics to reduce errors and improve operations, delivering faster services and ensuring that patients spend less time at the facility, using integrated data platforms to facilitate patient-centred approach, accessing data to automatically determine risk factors and recommend appropriate preventative treatment.
There are three distinct types of this electronic system that are now known to be used by approved entities in order for Health Information Exchange (HIE) to function successfully. Explore this, what exactly is HIE, the different architectural methods used to store data within it.
Zero trust is a new security approach that was born out of the realization that businesses could no longer rely on the network perimeter to determine trust. Nonprofit organizations can implement a Zero Trust Security strategy to quickly and efficiently detect any threats before they impact their systems.
Here's what to expect from Microsoft Teams 2.0: New Device Capabilities, Connectivity With Friends and Family, and Enhanced Focus on your Personal Life via SMS.
Here are some ways that Microsoft’s 365 line of solutions will add value to your business: Access to Business Apps, Security Enhancements, Automated notifications, Integration with Business Apps, and Client Collaboration.
“The FBI identified at least 16 Conti ransomware attacks targeting US healthcare and first responder networks, including law enforcement agencies, emergency medical services, 9-1-1 dispatch centers, and municipalities within the last year,” per the Federal Bureau of Investigations Cyber Security Division flash alter on May 20 2021.