Posts tagged "risk management"

Risk Management and Insurance word cloud
Jul 15, 2019
ENTERPRISE RISK MANAGEMENT IN HEALTHCARE: MORE THAN MANAGING INSURANCE RISKS

The Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) concept in healthcare may be familiar to some individuals and organizations, unfamiliar to others and/or perceived by still others as an overwhelming concept. Essentially, ERM is a strategy to increase the economic and noneconomic value of an organization. ERM was first implemented in the financial services sector. Since then, more […]

Read more
Apr 13, 2016
Mobile Device Security and Patient Data

More and more physicians are using mobile devices, such as phones and tablets, to interact with patient data. Check out the below infographic from Skycure to see how doctors are using mobile devices, and what some of the risks of this usage might be. According to these figures, the number of physicians using mobile devices […]

Read more
Apr 12, 2016
What You Need to Know: Hospital Ransomware Attacks

Tom Andre, Vice President of Information Services at the Cooperative of American Physicians, Inc. (CAP) sat down with Healthcare Matters to discuss the recent ransomware attack at Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center in Los Angeles, California and its implications for hospitals and the healthcare sector. During our discussion, Mr. Andre explained what a ransomware attack is, […]

Read more
Apr 11, 2016
Protecting Patient Data During Hospital Ransomware Attacks

In any cyber-attack, patient data may be at risk. In the final part of our series, What You Need to Know: Hospital Ransomware Attacks, we ask Tom Andre, VP of Information Services at CAP, Inc., about what hospitals should do to ensure that patient data and medical records are kept safe in the event of […]

Read more
Apr 8, 2016
Should Hospitals Negotiate with Hackers if Hit with Ransomware?

In Part VI of our series, What You Need to Know: Hospital Ransomware Attacks, we ask guest Tom Andre, VP of Information Services at CAP, Inc., about the implications of negotiating with ransomware attackers. We also discuss whether hospitals and the healthcare system can expect to be targeted more frequently, in the light of the […]

Read more
Apr 7, 2016
Risk Management Tips for Hospitals to Avoid Ransomware Attacks

In Part V of our interview series, What You Need to Know: Hospital Ransomware Attacks, Healthcare Matters asks Tom Andre, VP of Information Services at CAP, Inc., about what hospitals can do to protect themselves from ransomware and other types of cyber-attacks. Mr. Andre describes the idea of a ‘layered defense,’ which includes things like […]

Read more
Apr 6, 2016
The Surprising Ways a Hospital can be Infected with Ransomware

In Part IV of our interview series, What You Need to Know: Hospital Ransomware Attacks, we ask Tom Andre, VP of Information Systems at CAP, Inc. about the various ways that ransomware and other malware gets into a computer system in the first place. These include phishing attacks, in which an email is sent with […]

Read more
Apr 5, 2016
How Common are Ransomware Attacks on Hospitals?

In Part III of our Healthcare Matters interview series, What You Need to Know: Hospital Ransomware Attacks, we ask Tom Andre, VP of Information Services at CAP, Inc., how common a problem ransomware attacks are for hospitals. Though it is difficult to determine exact numbers, as many hospitals and other organizations will not disclose when […]

Read more
Apr 4, 2016
Top Two Risks a Hospital Faces in a Malware Attack

In Part II of our Healthcare Matters series, What You Need to Know: Hospital Ransomware Attacks, we continue our conversation with Tom Andre, VP of Information Services at CAP, Inc., with a discussion of the risks and harms associated with a hospital being unable to access its computer system. Mr. Andre identifies two main risks: […]

Read more

Start Your Custom Quote Process™

Request a free quote