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Tips for Getting Clinicians to Follow Best Cybersecurity Practices
Released October 4, 2017
National Cyber Security Awareness Month, which runs through October, is designed to raise awareness of the importance of cybersecurity. Theresa Meadows, chair of the Health Care Industry Cybersecurity Task Force, offers CIOs, CISOs and other health IT executives tips for educating physicians and hospital staff about cyber threats and safety.
AEHIS Fall Summit Offers a World Class Lineup
Released October 4, 2017
Carter Groome, CEO of First Health Advisory and AEHIS Education and Events Committee chair, discusses an exciting Fall Summit lineup. You won’t want to miss the inaugural annual conference, which includes visionary keynote speeches and a jam-packed day of panels and presenters.
Industry leader, CHIME founder John Glaser to speak at Fall Summit
Released October 4, 2017
AEHIS, AEHIT and AEHIA welcome John Glaser, vice president at Cerner and a founding member of CHIME, to the stage as the closing keynote speaker. His decades of experience and in-depth knowledge of industry trends shape his well-informed outlook on the role healthcare IT leaders will play in the evolution of modern medicine.
Fujifilm Captures New Customers for Its Synapse Enterprise Imaging Solutions
Released August 21, 2017
August 21, 2017 – FUJIFILM today announced it achieved a business milestone as the Enterprise Imaging partner of choice for several healthcare providers across the nation. Specifically, Fujifilm has secured contracts with seven healthcare systems including two of the largest healthcare networks in the mid-Atlantic region, Hackensack Meridian Health and West Virginia University Health System, for installations of various products from its comprehensive Synapse Enterprise Imaging portfolio including Synapse 5 PACS, Synapse VNA, Synapse Mobility Enterprise Viewer, Synapse Cardiovascular and Synapse Cloud Services.
CHIME & AEHIS Leadership Support Medical Device Cybersecurity Act
Released August 1, 2017
ANN ARBOR, MI, Aug. 1, 2017 – On July 27, Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) introduced the Medical Device Cybersecurity Act of 2017 (S.1656). The legislation would make the cybersecurity capabilities of medical devices more transparent to providers, clarifies expectations concerning security enhancements and maintenance of medical devices and establishes a cybersecurity emergency response team. Below are… read more
Protecting ‘Human Element’ Makes IT Job Especially Rewarding
Released July 5, 2017
Darrell Keeling, vice president of information security and HIPAA security officer at Parkview Health in Indiana, shifts comfortably between the roles of protector, educator and mentor.
Q&A with Jonathan Bauer: How to Become and Progress as a CIO
Released July 5, 2017
Jonathan Bauer, CHCIO, the former CIO at Somerset Hospital in Pennsylvania and a member of AEHIS and CHIME, recently shared tips on career advancement and management in a Q&A with Zach Donisch, director of membership for AEHIS, AEHIA and AEHIT.
Symposium Helps CISOs Establish, Implement and Mature Cyber Programs
Released July 5, 2017
The five-session program provides a framework for establishing tactical processes to address continuously evolving threats to hospitals and health systems along with information to support a possible buildout.
Statement on the Release of the Health Care Industry Cybersecurity Task Force Report
Released June 2, 2017
Statement by CHIME President and CEO Russell Branzell on the Health Care Industry Cybersecurity Task Force Report on improving cybersecurity in the healthcare industry as mandated under the Cybersecurity Act of 2015.
Data Theft and Social Engineering Rank as Key Security Concerns for Health IT Leaders
Released October 27, 2016
A new survey of healthcare chief information and chief information security officers cited social engineering and data theft as the most common cybersecurity threats facing their organizations. Social engineering, which includes such tactics as phishing, spear phishing and baiting, deceive employees into inadvertently creating a vulnerability on their organization’s network. Cyber criminals can use a crack in a system’s defense to launch a number of different kinds of attacks on data and even medical devices.