Cybersecurity threats have become one of the most urgent issues in the healthcare industry. In 2023, over 540 healthcare organizations experienced data breaches, which affected 112 million individuals. Experts predict these incidents will continue to rise as cybercriminals use artificial intelligence (AI) and complex malicious software (malware) to exploit vulnerabilities in healthcare systems.1 Many healthcare […]
In healthcare, cybersecurity concerns have extensively evolved over the years. Patient records, diagnoses, and treatment plans are no longer confined to paper charts and tucked away in dusty filing cabinets. They’re now smoothly integrated into digital systems, accessible at all times from pretty much anywhere at the click of a button. But just like any reputable healthcare professional wouldn’t leave a patient’s file open on the desk for everyone to see, we shouldn’t leave these digital records at risk of being compromised online.
As an EHR/Pm consultant and Managed Service Providers (MSP), Qventive offers our clients IT consulting and support, effectively managing all your IT and EHR/PM needs. MSPs can act as an internal IT department that implements and maintains your technology solutions and infrastructure and ensures that your data is secure.
When it comes to cybersecurity, employee training is a step that many employers neglect or undervalue. Too many companies think that installing a suite of antivirus and anti-malware software is enough to protect them from malicious attackers, but in the world of phishing scams and social engineering attacks that just isn’t enough.
Whether you are a small practice or an enterprise level healthcare provider, managed IT services can help your business optimize its processes, secure your information, keep you HIPAA compliant and allow you to focus your efforts on what matters most- providing excellent patient experiences.
Ransomware attacks against medical practices are surging in the US over the past year. Ransomware is a term used to describe malicious software designed to block access to data until a sum of money is paid.