Healthcare Industry CIOs, CSOs Must Improve Security

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	Healthcare Industry CIOs, CSOs Must Improve Security Given that stolen medical records can bring $50 apiece on the underground market, the frequency and magnitude of data breaches involving electronic health records is increasing. In an effort to help CIOs and CSOs build a better business case for enhancing security, a group of standards and security organizations have issued a new report on the financial impact of such data breaches. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CloudPassage CloudPassage If you thought that public cloud providers protect your cloud servers from harmful intrusions and other security threats - think again. The burden of securing your cloud servers typically rests with you. Register today to secure 25 cloud servers for free with the award-winning CloudPassage Halo. In this Issue Are community cloud services the next hot thing? Seniors Get Digital Lifeline to Remote Caregivers WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Investment Protection and Elasticity for Your Network NetScaler Pay-as-You-Grow. 5x capacity on-demand. No new hardware. The Iron Age is officially over. The Cloud Age is here. Learn More Are community cloud services the next hot thing? When Matthew Lodge, senior director of cloud services for VMware, looks out over the cloud landscape and envisions how it will continue to evolve, he sees community clouds playing a big role. And he's not the only one. Read More Seniors Get Digital Lifeline to Remote Caregivers Digital devices in the homes of senior citizens enable distant professionals to access healthcare data that is entered by the client Read More
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