54 percent of patients say they would be “very” or “moderately likely” to change providers after a security data breach impacting their personal health information, according to a recent survey conducted by Software Advice. ...
Security experts warn 2015 may be the year of the health care hack: In light of recent high-profile security breaches at medical organizations, they anticipate patient data theft will increase. ...
Patients are increasingly troubled about security breaches that involve personal health information, with 45 percent saying they were at least moderately concerned, prompting some to even withhold certain personal information from their doctors, according to a survey from Software Advice....
Today, most organisations realise that cybersecurity has become a persistent, all-encompassing business risk....
The end of a year brings reflection as well as a chance to pause and look to the future. ...
http://www.ponemon.org/blog/fourth-annual-benchmark-study-on-patient-privacy-and-data-security....
We are pleased to announce the release of our 2013 Survey on Medical Identity Theft. This is the fourth year of the study and as in previous years we find that medical identity theft continues to be a costly and potentially life-threatening crime. However, unlike...