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What’s Your Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan?

March 23, 2022

As an agency that operates in the healthcare sector, you’ve probably heard how it’s no longer a matter of “if” but “when” you’ll be exposed

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How You Can Meet the New Requirements for CMMC 2.0

March 10, 2022

Last November, the DoD released its updated requirements for the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, dubbed CMMC 2.0. The reason for this update was two-fold: 1)

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Why Virtual Private Networks Are a Must-Have in Healthcare Cyber Defense

February 16, 2022

Virtual private networks (VPNs) should be a key component of your cybersecurity infrastructure. Their purpose is to mask the IP addresses of the mobile devices

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The Long-Term Damage of a Healthcare Data Breach

February 2, 2022

A data breach can be one of the most costly and damaging events for any healthcare agency. While its name usually conjures images of stolen

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Ransomware Evolves into RansomOps, and IT Burnout Is Growing

January 19, 2022

Healthcare organizations often fall prey to ransomware when they don’t anticipate becoming targets, or they fail to test the limits of their cyber defense. But

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Don’t Sacrifice Mobile Device Security for the Sake of Efficiency

January 5, 2022

Unfortunately, mobile devices are a big risk factor that some healthcare agencies actively ignore. HealthITSecurity reported back in 2020 that 37 percent of surveyed organizations