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ARTICLE · 24 FEBRUARY 2020

Cybersecurity And Privacy Considerations For Professionals

Professional organizations, including medical, dental and other health care practices, continually depend on technology and digital advancements to collect, store and organize information about ...

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Professional organizations, including medical, dental and other health care practices, continually depend on technology and digital advancements to collect, store and organize information about their patients. Increasing use of electronic data and electronic medical records creates a heightened risk of cybersecurity threats for many professional practices given the type of information they collect and store about their patients. Such patient information may include names, addresses, birthdates, social insurance numbers, health history, health card numbers, insurance information, and banking information. Taking into account the sensitive nature of this information, it is critical that appropriate steps are taken to safeguard against cyber attacks and security breaches.

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