Cyber Defense eMagazine May 2019

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Who Can Be Held Responsible For Medical Cyber Attacks? Hackers are the criminal behind the majority of healthcare cyber assaults. Moreover, insiders from a particular clinical organization also fulfil their malicious purposes by illegally accessing restricted accounts and data. What's The Current & Future State Of Cybersecurity In The Healthcare Sphere? Is it getting vulnerable? As per the data offered by the Impact of Cyber Insecurity on Healthcare Organizations study (2018) showcased on helpnetsecurity revealed that clinical enterprises experienced multiple data breaches in the past years. Also, they have compiled a few key trends predicting the major reasons why the security stakes of PHI are high. Image Source: https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/images/posts2018/ponemon-032018-1.jpg Clearly, this isn't acceptable and the main reasons why the clinical industry is getting even more vulnerable to cyber-attacks can be: I. Slow approach and ignorance to maintaining and strengthening cybersecurity. II. Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy is on the rise. III. Internet-based consultations, IoT clinical devices, and integration with multi-cloud SaaS or IaaS environments. IV. IT systems that are decentralized and proliferation of remote care services. 24
V. Amplified M&A activities in the medical setup. As there is a consequence to every incident, healthcare organizations have to bear hefty costs for coping up with these violations. Also, there are rules where the government can penalize such setups and ban their license. So, what should be done with this problem which is getting even more difficult to fix? Let's find out. What Are The 7 Cybersecurity Practices In Health IT Domain With Which Data Breaches Can Be Stopped? After familiarizing with the state of cybersecurity in the medical industry along with the major reasons and effects, let's explore how medical enterprises and healthcare providers can get rid of these attacks. Here are eight best practices to help you avoid healthcare data loss and cyber-attacks. 1. Deploy Secure Software Solutions & Ensure Data Protection with Encryption & Automated Updating The tech-driven landscape has made healthcare organizations aware of tips to hire developers who can build custom-fit software products. These tech platforms streamline complex clinical workflow and automate mundane processes. Electronic Health Records (EHR), practice management suites, medical billing solution, tools for automating scheduling and booking of appointments, etc. are a few of such digital systems. These platforms deal with confidential health-related details of the patients as well as their personal info such as names, contact numbers, and email addresses. For keeping the data intact it's mandatory to ensure end-to-end encryption with integrating industry standard algorithms. But be careful to maintain a backup plan to retrieve data safely in case you decide to cease using a particular software. Also, automate the process of patching and configuring these software solutions so that there are no loopholes which can become a boon to cybercriminals. 2. Make Sure To Train Your Staff Properly In the words of James Scott who is a Sr. Fellow from Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology, "Hackers find more success with organizations where employees are under appreciated, overworked and underpaid. Why would anyone in an organization like that care enough to think twice before clicking on a phishing email?" It's a bare truth as your clinical staff is the biggest asset to your healthcare business. In addition to offering lucrative packages, you have to train each one of them so that they can learn how to work in sync with security protocols. Organize a cybersecurity education program for contractors as well as your employees. Apart from offering primary training, the program must also make them aware of the latest trends in the cybersecurity landscape. 25
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