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If you find yourself sinking in a sea of different passwords for different accounts, struggling to remember your login credentials and spending more time resetting passwords than actually using your accounts, it may be time to consider adopting a password manager. The best practice is to create separate and inconsistent passwords for each of your accounts. That way, should a password be compromised, it can’t be reused to access your other accounts.
This is the first in a series of three articles that will describe the business and organizational implications and benefits of taking a data risk management approach to securing the most critical data within an organization. The near-continual stream of big breach headlines demonstrates that existing security practices are not keeping pace with the constantly morphing threat landscape. What’s needed is a continuous, systematic approach to managing the most critical data within the organization.
Medical professionals now store, manage and share far more medical images than ever before. Picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) and cloud-based vendor-neutral archives (VNAs) enable health care practices to provide end users with access to medical images anytime, anywhere. However, cybercrime poses a significant risk to the security of this protected health information (PHI).
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