Mike Ahmadi: When It Comes to Cybersecurity, the Regulatory Will Is Weak
I want to tell a story. I grew up in Cleveland Ohio, a city that has always held its place in the top two or three cities that everyone likes to poke fun at for […]
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Robert Sayle: What Does Cybersecurity Need? Supplicants
Mornin’, biomed! It’s Bob in IT. I was just on my way to a meeting next door, and I thought I’d drop by to say hello. I wanted to follow-up with you about my request […]
Robert Sayle: A Conversation Worth Having for Network Security
Hey, Information Security, how’s it going? You may remember me, Bob in IT. Thanks for meeting me over coffee. Did you order already? I did, too. While we’re waiting for them to bring it out, […]
Robert Sayle: Attention Biomeds! Your IT Colleague Would Like to Chat
Hey, biomed! It’s me, Bob in IT. I’m from the networking team. I know we haven’t spoken much, but I think we should. You see, we’ve got some problems we need to solve. I have […]
Fu, Halamka, Kufahl, and Logan: Hospitals Need Better Cybersecurity, Not More Fear
We’ve seen unprecedented attention to medical-device security after an unorthodox report was recently released by short-selling investment research firm Muddy Waters Capital and MedSec, which alleged security vulnerabilities in St. Jude Medical’s pacemakers. An independent […]
Mary Logan: Warning, Warning! Systems Overload
AAMI has been trying to collect examples of real-life systems issues involving healthcare technology to help our community better address the increasingly complex challenges of modern healthcare. It has been incredibly difficult to collect such […]
William Hyman: The FDA’s Advice on Archived Data Reliability
In the context of its authority over mammography under the Mammography Quality Standards Act, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has posted an advisory on technical aspects of digital record retention in picture archiving and […]
