A new federal cyber strategy places renewed emphasis on protecting critical infrastructure, explicitly naming hospitals and healthcare systems as sectors requiring stronger cybersecurity defenses.
Healthcare organizations are moving faster on artificial intelligence (AI) adoption than on governance development, which is creating operational, compliance, retention, privacy, and audit risks.
A new national cyber strategy places hospitals squarely inside the country’s critical infrastructure defense posture, elevating cybersecurity from an IT concern to what many healthcare leaders now view as a patient safety and operational continuity issue.
Some of the most significant HIPAA risks stem from the often overlooked processes where protected health information is collected, handled, and disposed of.
