Overview: As more physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare professionals adopt Electronic Health Records (EHR), share digital medical records, implement cloud computing, and engage in social media, the risks, size and frequency of data breaches containing Protected Health Information (PHI) are increasing.
Can you afford a data breach that can lead to loss of reputation and revenue?
How can you tell that patient data has been stolen?
What are the symptoms of a data breach?
Where your mitigation efforts should be focused?
Overview: As more physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare professionals adopt Electronic Health Records (EHR), share digital medical records, implement cloud computing, and engage in social media, the risks, size and frequency of data breaches containing Protected Health Information (PHI) are increasing.
Can you afford a data breach that can lead to loss of reputation and revenue?
How can you tell that patient data has been stolen?
What are the symptoms of a data breach?
Where your mitigation efforts should be focused?
Overview: As more physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare professionals adopt Electronic Health Records (EHR), share digital medical records, implement cloud computing, and engage in social media, the risks, size and frequency of data breaches containing Protected Health Information (PHI) are increasing.
Can you afford a data breach that can lead to loss of reputation and revenue?
How can you tell that patient data has been stolen?
What are the symptoms of a data breach?
Where your mitigation efforts should be focused?
will be held in Online event,United States on date 2014-11-19
Deadline for abstracts/proposals : 18th November 2014