Major hospitals and medical centers use integrated electronic medical record (IEMR) systems for scheduling, registration, clinical documentation, ePrescribing, computerized provider order entry, and charge capture.
No one wants their identity stolen, but we also all make a lot of mistakes when it comes to protecting our identity privacy. Learn how
Today’s Weekly Cypher looks at the expanding role of biometrics and improvements to cybersecurity this technology provides in our daily lives.
Smartphones have evolved at an amazing pace. It’s strange to think that the iPhone launched a mere decade ago. No one can argue that the
Today’s Weekly Cypher examines how a consistent user experience and transparency on both privacy and security are key components of a successful transition to biometric authentication.
As data breaches and other forms of cyber warfare continue to hit the headlines, it becomes clearer that the problem isn’t just in having “enough”
As the financial services industry narrows its gaze on cybersecurity and starts to strengthen its defenses, hackers are starting to turn to an easier target.
The Weekly Cypher is specially curated to keep you up-to-date on the latest in cybersecurity, biometrics, and related news and innovations. This week’s topics are:
We’ve discussed the impact that the Internet of Things (IoT) is having on security many times in the past, but we need to focus the
The idea that passwords alone can protect access to your most sensitive data is already a well-known fallacy, but companies relying on RSA tokens aren’t
From movie theaters to airports, the deployment of consumer biometrics is on the rise. Learn more in The Weekly Cypher.
How do you get people to adopt new technology, especially when they are set in their ways? How do you change consumer behavior? To have
