Healthcare IT Today June 5, 2023
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The following is a guest article by Anis Trabelsi, Chief Information Officer at Palomar Health

As the Chief Information Officer at Palomar Health, the largest healthcare district in California, I believe it is crucial to strike a balance between technology, cybersecurity, and business needs. Historically, healthcare organizations are known for their focus on technology and innovation. However, the proliferation of electronic health records, the interconnectivity of medical devices, and the rise of telehealth has made healthcare systems more vulnerable to cyber-attacks. According to a recent study, 89% of healthcare organizations reported around 43 cyber-attacks per year, almost one attack a week. Cyber criminals will continue to target healthcare systems more frequently, and the resulting breaches have significant consequences, including loss...

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