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2015 Healthcare Information Security Today Survey

The ever-changing threat landscape requires more robust security risk management programs that can defend against the unknown. This survey assesses how healthcare entities are doing with regulatory compliance. But beyond that, it assesses progress toward taking other steps to strengthen overall security and privacy of health data, including preventing and detecting breaches. The survey was developed by the editorial staff of Information Security Media Group, with the assistance of members of the HealthcareInfoSecurity board of advisers, which includes leading healthcare information security and IT experts. Sponsors include: Caradigm; the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium, better known as (ISC)2; and ZixCorp.

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2015 Healthcare Information Security Today Survey