Thanks to the recent publication of the National Security Agency’s (NSA) Network Infrastructure Security Guidance report, weeding out common network weaknesses and vulnerabilities have shot to the top of the agenda for many business decision-makers.
More than two-thirds believe identity management is important to their security strategy, yet less than half are using key identity and access management (IAM) technologies.
The report reveals that healthcare organizations have made significant progress in protecting their systems from cyberattacks and data breaches, with over 75% claiming their security strategy has become more robust and comprehensive. However, the fact that more than half (51%) suffered a cybersecurity incident in the past year suggests a different approach is needed to enhance security.
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Surveyed healthcare cybersecurity leaders reported leveraging multifactor authentication (MFA), identity and access management, and privileged access management (PAM) solutions in hopes of lessening the likelihood of a cyber insurance premium hike, a report from Imprivata conducted by WBR Insights found.
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