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The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center hasn’t seen an uptick in cyberattacks as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine just yet, but that and other threats are keeping security experts on their toes these days
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With cybersecurity a top concern in healthcare, health system leaders are focused on protecting, detecting, containing, and restoring systems.
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The “human firewall” mindset informs security awareness training of employees.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has heightened concerns about cyberattacks worldwide, including in the US, where the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency issued a Shields Up warning to the private sector, including healthcare organizations.In this conversation with HealthLeaders , Phyllis Teate r, chief information officer at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center , discusses best practices and steps that healthcare organizations can take to strengthen their cybersecurity strategies. This interview has been edited lightly for clarity and brevity. HealthLeaders: What’s your assessment of the mood of cybersecurity officers such as yourself, given that we’re more than two months into the war and everyone remains on edge about maybe there’s a bigger cyber threat just around the corner? […]
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