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While at the CHIME Fall Forum conference in San Diego, I had a chance to get a number of quick video responses to some of the most important things impacing healthcare CIOs today. Those we interviewed offered some great perspectives on what’s happening with AI, cybersecurity, and of courseleadership.
The following is a guest article by Dr. Bob Monteverdi – Global Healthcare Solutions Leader, Lenovo. Want to know what’s top of mind for Healthcare IT leaders today?
As the healthcare industry continues to embrace technological advancements, these organizations must strike a delicate balance between innovation and security to navigate the evolving landscape of healthcarecybersecurity and defend against threat actors.
The following is a guest article by Brian Selfridge, HealthcareCybersecurity & Risk Leader at CORL Technologies. In 2023, healthcare organizations face an impossible paradox. On the one hand, they have no choice but to rely on third-party vendors––the ongoing digitization of healthcare would be impossible without them.
As the cellular chips get much lower and lower cost, all devices are going to be integrated with cellular to truly enable home healthcare. Brian Golumbeck, HealthcareCybersecurity Leader at Optiv We believe that securing AI is the second thing in line behind AI.
Lesson 2: Don’t Get Caught Negotiating Liability After a Breach has Occurred, Contracting is the Critical Stage for Negotiating Liability Considering the resources on the line in the event of a breach—currently a total average cost of $10.1 How will liability be divided in the most likely breach scenarios?
Of course, with every new technology comes abuse of that technology. Technology is growing faster than we can catch up, and we are giving away our personal information too soon. With regulations still catching up on AI-powered solutions, it is too early to say how much personal data we have already given to firms to use or abuse freely.
They provide the servers, data centers, cloud infrastructure, and more that powers much of the AI boom we see happening in every industry, not just healthcare. Of course, as someone who covers healthcare technology, I was particularly interested to see the event from a healthcare perspective.
Sean Crandell, SVP of Healthcare Economics at MultiPlan Machine learning and generative AI will change the course of healthcare costs by lending advanced analytics to the payer and provider space. This is a clear sign that healthcare providers across the continuum are struggling to maintain operational margins.
looking back and looking forward to the future of cybersecurity in health care and some wisdom to help us manage that future world of risks. For highly regulated industries like healthcare, cybersecurity and data protection go hand in hand. When I coach other CISOs, that’s one of the cornerstones of how I approach leadership.
Obvious” department, quality control is of course important but once again there is always the unintended impact of change that we can’t always anticipate or replicate in a testing lab. Second, for those deploying software or infrastructure, resilient change management processes are also essential. From the “Mr.
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