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Erik Decker, VP and CISO at Intermountain Healthcare, says consistently getting the basics of cybersecurity right goes a very long way to keeping an organization secure.
For healthcare leaders, it’s more important than ever to offer flexibility to their team members. But the understanding needs to be mutual, according to Craig Richardville, Chief Digital and Information Officer at Intermountain Healthcare, who talks about striking a balance.
Intermountain Healthcare AVP/CISO Erik Decker wants health systems to know that implementing a handful of approved best practices can go a long way to staying out of hot water.
With attacks becoming more widespread and damaging, it no longer falls on a single department – or health system – to manage it alone, according to our cybersecurity experts. “You need a lot of friends to get this done.”
The impending data blocking requirements mark a key milestone in the journey toward interoperability, but there are still significant hurdles that need to be dealt with, said our panelists during a recent webinar.
