Healthcare CISOs struggle to communicate ransomware risk in business terms. The FAIR model bridges this gap by quantifying exposure as financial impact—the language boards understand.
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Deploying AI-powered sepsis prediction systems demands rigorous security architectures, clinical validation protocols, and workflow integration strategies. This guide equips healthcare CISOs with framework-based implementation guidance for secure, compliant, and clinically effective AI deployment in critical care.
NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 introduces the GOVERN function as a foundational pillar for healthcare organizations. This new accountability layer demands that CISOs and compliance officers fundamentally reshape governance structures, risk management processes, and board-level oversight to meet evolving regulatory and operational expectations.
The modernization of 42 CFR Part 2 creates both compliance complexity and strategic opportunity for health systems managing substance use disorder treatment records. This post provides actionable frameworks for aligning these dual regulatory regimes and strengthening mental health data protections.
Canadian healthcare organizations face distinct regulatory challenges in managing patient consent under PHIPA. This guide clarifies express and implied consent models and their cybersecurity and compliance implications for health system leaders.
Active Directory is the skeleton key to hospital networks—and ransomware operators know it. This guide provides CISO-level strategies to harden AD and stop lateral movement before it becomes a system-wide breach.
Model drift threatens the safety and compliance posture of AI-driven clinical systems. Learn how to implement detection frameworks, establish governance controls, and retrain models without compromising patient outcomes or regulatory standing.
Medical Device Security (MDS2) questionnaires are critical risk assessment tools that CISOs must master to prevent supply chain vulnerabilities. This guide translates MDS2 methodology into actionable procurement workflows aligned with HIPAA, NIST, and HITRUST standards.
End-of-life clinical systems represent a persistent vulnerability in healthcare networks. NIST SP 800-167 provides a practical framework for implementing application allowlisting as a compensating control when patching is no longer an option.