How practice managers can fend off two cybersecurity incidents: a critical flaw in widely used website code and a breach of a Quest lab portal.
|Articles|July 11, 2017
Doctors are No Match for Computer Viruses
Author(s)Jon Carter
Doctors and their staff are vulnerable to computer viruses, one of the few things they didn't learn to diagnose and treat in medical school.
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