“Cyber hygiene isn’t just a checklist or a set of IT protocols. It’s a culture; a way of digital life,” according to Jason Alexander, CISO at VCU Health. In this blog, he discusses the importance of security updates, password management, phishing protection, and device security.
Noise Control: How CIOs Can Monitor Networks Without Putting Users on High Alert
“Security Is Not a Blocker”: The Mindset, Tools and Strategy Required to Safeguard Medical Devices
A Step Forward: How a New FDA Mandate Can Help Improve Device Security
From capturing an accurate inventory of medical and IoT devices to dealing with unsupported operating systems, there are several factors that exacerbate the challenges of device security, according to David Chou. But that may change thanks to new FDA regulations, which also highlight the connection to patient safety.
“Catastrophic Consequences”: Addressing the Human Element in Cybersecurity
A Shot in the Dark: How a New Approach Is Empowering Teams and Improving Security
With budgets getting tighter and the cybersecurity talent pool shrinking, it’s time for a “paradigm shift,” according to Nate Lesser, CISO at Children’s National. During a recent webinar, he talked about how an integrated incident response strategy focused on training, communication, and collaboration has helped strengthen the organization’s security posture.
“Trust Nothing”: Experts Share Tips on Balancing Security and Usability in a Hybrid World
Like it or not, the remote and hybrid work models that were borne out of the Covid-19 pandemic are here stay — and, consequently, so are the myriad challenges that come with safeguarding data off premise. During a recent panel discussion, Zafar Chaudry, MD, and Chris Paravate shared strategies for enabling access without compromising security.