When scheduling your next checkup or appointment at the doctor’s office, a few things may come to mind: rearranging your work schedule, covering the copay or visit cost, anticipating the next steps or outcomes of the visit and so on. It’s rare that a patient considers the potential threat of a cyber attack during a standard doctor visit. But as we've seen from recent examples such as malware faking cancerous nodules, hospitals, health systems, private practices and others in the healthcare field can't ignore looming and potentially devastating cyber threats...especially as adversaries become more sophisticated and as our interconnected world expands the attack surface.
