|Podcasts|July 5, 2021

Certifying Your Communications Technology is Secure

Author(s)Drew Boxler, Michael Parisi

Physicians Practice® spoke with Michael Parisi, Vice President of assurance strategy and Community Development at high trust Alliance, about how physicians and practice owners can discern whether or not communications technology they are interested in integrating into their practice is certified secure.

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