Chief Healthcare Executive September 29, 2024
Michelle Padilla

With cybercriminals targeting health information technology systems, it’s critical to recognize threats and develop a culture of cybersecurity.

For healthcare CIOs, CISOs, and other IT leaders, navigating the complex landscape of cybersecurity challenges is crucial to ensuring the safety and integrity of your organization.

With cybercriminals increasingly targeting health information technology (HIT) systems, effective leadership in the digital age involves mastering the art of cybersecurity.

Here are five ways to protect your Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) or other healthcare facility from cyberattacks:

1. Understand the digital battlefield

Recognize your threat landscape. Cyber threats are constantly evolving, and understanding the potential vulnerabilities in your HIT systems is the first step in effective cybersecurity leadership.

Utilize tools such as security assessments...

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