Industry Perspectives

Assess AI vendors by explainability, bias mitigation, regulatory audit readiness, human oversight, and continuous risk monitoring to protect patients and data.

The AWS outage disrupted healthcare operations, revealing vulnerabilities in cloud dependency and the urgent need for resilient IT strategies.

Breaks down FDA premarket cybersecurity rules for medical devices: SPDF, security architecture, SBOMs, premarket docs, and postmarket vulnerability management.

Learn the essential HITECH Act breach reporting requirements for healthcare organizations to ensure compliance and protect patient data.

Summary of 2025 HIPAA: semiannual vulnerability scans, annual penetration tests, full asset coverage, six-year records, and risk-based remediation timelines.

Evaluate AI vendors for penetration testing in healthcare by asking critical questions about their methods, compliance, and experience.

Explore ten best practices for hospital visitor access control to enhance security, ensure compliance, and improve patient safety.

Validating patches is essential: untested updates can break devices, expose patient data, and violate FDA requirements.

Use RBAC, MFA, key management and audit trails to keep encrypted PHI secure, limit insider risk, and meet HIPAA access-control requirements.

Real-time dashboards centralize vendor compliance for healthcare—continuous monitoring, automated alerts, audit-ready records, and faster reassessments.

Guide to HIPAA-compliant file transfers: SFTP, FTPS, HTTPS, encryption, RBAC, MFA, audit logging, and vendor BAAs to protect ePHI.

Re-identification risk in healthcare is a persistent threat; this guide covers HIPAA de-identification, attack models, risk measurement, and practical mitigations.

Compare seven AI-powered tools that predict and prevent cyber threats in healthcare, improve risk visibility, and speed incident response.

Compare leading CMMC compliance platforms for healthcare—automation, third-party risk management, benchmarking, and flexible pricing to speed Level 2 readiness.

162 IoMT vulnerabilities jeopardize patient safety and hospital operations, exposing legacy devices, imaging systems, and monitors to constant attacks.

Cloud vendors secure the infrastructure; HDOs are legally responsible for configuring, protecting, and monitoring patient data to prevent costly HIPAA breaches.

Apply STRIDE to clinical software to identify spoofing, tampering, disclosure, DoS, repudiation, and privilege risks and map mitigations across the SDLC.

Summarizes 2025 HIPAA Security Rule changes and vendor steps: required MFA, encryption, 15-day patching, 72-hour recovery, annual certifications and notifications.

Explore strategies to mitigate cloud phishing and ransomware threats targeting the healthcare sector. Learn how to secure critical systems and protect patient data.

Explore key insights on medical device cybersecurity, including the role of SBOMs, patching challenges, and ransomware threats impacting healthcare systems.

Learn how to avoid 5 common HIPAA violations in healthcare that lead to costly fines. Discover compliance strategies to protect patient data.

Discover strategies to integrate governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) into fast-paced, continuous software delivery workflows for secure and efficient operations.

Discover how NHS leaders and experts strengthen cybersecurity to protect patient data and ensure healthcare resilience against cyber threats.

How multi-factor authentication stops email phishing in healthcare, why phishing-resistant FIDO2 keys matter, and steps to deploy MFA securely.