
|Videos|September 23, 2021
What an incident response plan for a cyberattack should include
Every practice should have a detailed plan that outlines what steps need to be taken and in what order if a breach occurs.
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Cyberattacks against practices and healthcare facilities continue to increase, so for most doctors, it’s not a matter of if their practice will come under attack, but when. We spoke with Ferdinand Hamada, managing director, Morgan Franklin Consulting, Healthcare Cybersecurity Practice, about the growing cyber threat in health care and what steps practices can take to protect themselves.
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