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WHAT’S COMING IN 2022 FOR HEALTHCARE CYBERSECURITY?

As we reflect on 2021 and how the pandemic has shined a spotlight on the gaps in IT security throughout healthcare systems, 2022 will require implementing the lessons learned.

“Phishing, ransomware, third-party risks, and medical device security vulnerabilities will likely be persisting threats in the healthcare sector for the foreseeable future. But that does not mean that there is nothing organizations can do to mitigate risks and learn from the numerous cybersecurity incidents of 2021.”

There has to be a heavier emphasis on the investments healthcare systems are willing to back to help ensure safety from cybersecurity threats. Budgeting may prove difficult as the healthcare landscape is already strained by the impacts of COVID-19.

CHUG UPDATES: At CHUG, we are very aware of the financial gaps in IT security for healthcare systems across the country. Are federal funds on the horizon to help combat cyber threats?


OTHER UPDATES:

The Non-Negotiable for Health Organizations: Cybersecurity Protection

Devo Technology: Support and Recognition for Cyber Security Workers

How Health Care Organizations Can Improve Their Cybersecurity in 2021

Exploring Zero Trust Security in Healthcare, How It Protects Health Data

5 Strategies to Improve Healthcare Cyber Resiliency

The Security Imperative In The Healthcare Industry: Steps To Defending Telehealth And Patient Portals Against Cyber Attacks

Pandemic Plus Ransomware Is 'Perfect Storm' for Healthcare

NHIA COVID-19 Resource Center

CDC Guidance for Laboratories

Real-Time COVID-19 Data & Map

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