Fortified Health Security

Hospitals spent roughly $30 billion on information security technology and services last year, according to the American Hospital Association's (AHA's) 2026 Cost of Caring Report. The organization found that inpatient volumes increased by 5.3 percent in 2

Healthcare organizations protect some of the most sensitive data. Protected health information (PHI) includes traditional personally identifiable information (PII), such as names and addresses, then folds in private information, including medical records

A framework shows how HTM, IT security, clinical leaders, and executives can coordinate when a cyber incident affects medical devices.

For many healthcare organizations, the tools meant to protect patient data and clinical operations have become part of the problem. Organizations continue to add disconnected point solutions to ensure coverage for new risks, yet these tools often fail to

Imagine a whiteboard covered with thousands of colored sticky notes, each one a risk to delivering services. Each one a task that needs to be completed to help keep patients safe. Now, like the sticky note, most healthcare cyber programs aren't designed t