HealthTech June 5, 2023
Ryan Petersen

Cybersecurity remains a top priority for healthcare leaders, especially as environments grow more complex.

Security remains a top priority for healthcare leaders, especially as connected medical devices cause environments to grow more complex and organizations look to digitally enabled solutions such as virtual nursing to augment strained workforces.

A 2023 Health-ISAC report ranks the top five cybersecurity concerns of healthcare executives: Ransomware deployment is No. 1, followed by phishing/spear-phishing attacks, third-party/partner breaches, data breaches and social engineering.

HealthTech identified the stronger adoption of zero-trust security as a major tech trend this year to fortify healthcare organizations against such threats. Zero-trust initiatives have significantly grown across industries, gaining serious momentum from the White House’s 2021 order for federal agencies to adopt...

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