Cloud-based applications, mobile devices, distributed points of care, telemedicine or virtual care, IoT enabled medical devices and patient portals have all helped create larger, more complex integrated healthcare delivery networks. While these networks generate increased amounts of patient data for their Electronic Health Record (EHR), they also rely upon the expanded use of privileged access. Securing these systems, therefore, should not be treated as a compliance box ticking exercise, but rather as a critical process for any healthcare organization. Download this white paper to learn about the cyber risks and compliance considerations that affect the healthcare industry and how CyberArk can help you protect your patients’ digital data.
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