Banner

Video

Why has there been an increase in cyberattacks directed at healthcare institutions recently?

Author(s):

Todd Shryock,Logan Lutton

COVID has proven the perfect distraction for hackers to take advantage of overtaxed health care facilities.

COVID has proven the perfect distraction for hackers to take advantage of overtaxed health care facilities.

Related Videos
ACP policy update 2025: A conversation with Brian E. Outland, PhD
ACP policy update 2025 interview
Related Content
business machine learning: © ImageFlow - stock.adobe.com
April 30th 2025

From data to diagnosis: Real-world applications of machine learning in health care

Off the Chart: A Business of Medicine Podcast - Ep. 61: Prior authorization with Heather Bassett, MD
April 21st 2025

Ep. 61: Prior authorization with Heather Bassett, MD

© Khongtham - stock.adobe.com
April 22nd 2025

Telehealth visits quietly slashed carbon emissions in 2023, UCLA study finds

Off the Chart: A Business of Medicine Podcast - Ep. 57: Tariffs and the medical device industry with Rohit Harve of PA Consulting
March 24th 2025

Ep. 57: Tariffs and the medical device industry with Rohit Harve of PA Consulting

health care cybersecurity: © khunkornStudio - stock.adobe.com
April 21st 2025

‘Trust’ is the biggest threat to a health care organization’s cybersecurity — here’s why

Bob Watson: ©Health Gorilla
April 18th 2025

What health care organizations should look for in an interoperability partner