The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act of 2009 has changed the way in which medical practices store patient information. As of 2011, it provided financial incentives to medical practices that implemented Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, but only until 2014, after which medical practices may face fines for failure to implement EHR systems....
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Even as cyber crimes increase, most businesses skimp on security until they lose millions to a data breach. IBM estimates that the cost of a data breach is about $140 for each record lost. Multiply this amount by the number of files contained in your database, and you can see that just one attack can cripple your business....
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This article will answer the question, “What is an IT assessment?” An IT assessment is a comprehensive and thorough review of a company’s technology systems and environment and will result in a written evaluation and recommendation. The assessment will appraise how the technology helps or hinders the core business and recommend how to use technology to meet the business goals and objectives....
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Present technological innovations can just as easily be deemed obsolete relics in a year or so. Therefore, keeping abreast of evolving technologies, most especially those implicated in the digital Web-based sphere, can be pretty challenging. 2018 is going to carry the distinctive flourish of a digital and mobile multimedia information era that began sometime 2016 and 2017....
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Spearphishing is the newest and most successful type of hacking attack being deployed against American companies. A variant on the traditional phishing attack, in which spam email is sent out randomly with fraudulent offers (popularly, to act as a local agent for a Nigerian prince, with promised riches as a reward), spearphishing attacks are more crafty....
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