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Incident Response Planning Is a Journey

Incident Response

Incident Response

SECURITY

Incident Response Planning Is a Journey

Cyberthreats are becoming more sophisticated, and healthcare organizations need to be prepared for when a malicious actor strikes. Incident response planning with a strong security partner helps IT teams identify vulnerabilities and better protect patient data. CDW provides valuable resources to help healthcare organizations strengthen their incident response.

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The Importance of a Strong Security Culture

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The Importance of a Strong Security Culture

Technology is one tool that can protect healthcare organizations from a cyberattack, but individual vigilance is just as vital. Creating a culture of security among an organization’s entire staff will strengthen its defenses.

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As more healthcare organizations migrate sensitive data to new networks and expand their attack surface with remote work and an increase in mobile devices, cybersecurity becomes even more crucial. Discover the latest in cybersecurity intelligence and insights.

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The Process of Improving Security

Incident response planning requires a comprehensive approach to ensure a healthcare organization’s protection.

Gaining executive buy-in is one of the first steps to incident response planning.

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Healthcare organizations need to deploy layers of security technology and procedure to effectively detect, contain and eradicate threats.

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Engaging in purple team exercises can help validate the efficacy of a healthcare organization’s incident response program.

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