Cybersecurity and Privacy

What are the risks inherent in trackers regarding patient information? How can they be minimized? Odia Kagan, partner and chair of GDPR compliance and international privacy for Fox Rothschild LLP, offers insights.

Armis Chief Technology Officer for Healthcare Oscar Miranda says that regulations are defined baselines, but security goals often exceed them, and the disconnect is a common theme in healthcare.

Past President of Virginia HIMSS and VP of Consulting Services at Clearwater Cathie Brown describes these twin goals helping with healthcare equity, and factors in cybersecurity.

Cloud21's CEO Tony Corkett looks at his company's contributions to the great work of carrying out digital transformation in the National Health Service, and what's in the future for digital health and cybersecurity.

Hopes for a Senate telehealth bill passage, public health infrastructure modernization and the European Health Data Space are just a few of the priorities on the HIMSS agenda, says Tom Leary, the group's senior VP and head of government relations.

Corinne Dive-Reclus, global head of lab insights business at Roche Diagnostics, explores the ways the company assists the healthcare industry by digitizing labs, connecting providers with actionable data and fostering innovation access.

SVP of operations at Arcadia Bob Dupuis explains that security acculturation begins with perception of risks like spear phishing.

Patient-driven consent-management tools and granular data segmentation need to be balanced for health equity, patient privacy and interoperability, according to Cambridge Health Alliance's chief medical information officer, Hannah Galvin, MD.

Gregory Bryant, CIO of Governor Juan F. Luis Hospital in the Virgin Islands, discusses how COVID-19 caused changes to workflow, and his insights about cybersecurity.

We talk with the CISO about patient safety, cybersecurity and the ways health systems can build cyber defenses amid risk from the Russia-Ukraine crisis.