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Cybersecurity and Privacy

By HIMSS TV | 09:56 am | February 19, 2026
When a small practice suffers a cyberattack, recovery costs may force closures that leave communities without local care options, according to All Covered's Danielle Morrison.
By HIMSS TV | 09:49 am | February 13, 2026
Intermountain Health CISO Erik Decker talks about the SMART toolkit, which identifies critical healthcare functions so leaders can plan ways to keep their organizations running in case of cyberattacks.
By HIMSS TV | 10:09 am | February 11, 2026
According to Clearwater's Jackie Mattingly, sustainable cybersecurity funding for rural hospitals remains elusive, with many states allocating little to no Rural Health Transformation Program money to security.
By HIMSS TV | 10:22 am | February 02, 2026
Lakewood Health System's Jim Roeder says building regional alliances enables rural hospitals to share expertise, strengthen defenses and keep care available when cyber incidents happen.
By HIMSS TV | 10:14 am | January 20, 2026
Eric Jimenez, Artesia General Hospital CIO, says the hospital first deployed AI to protect its network after a cyber incident. It expanded to ambient listening and is now seeking to use AI for clinical applications.
By Adam Ang | 04:34 pm | January 12, 2026
Predictions from Australia to Southeast Asia highlight where AI, telehealth, and platform consolidation are headed next.
By HIMSS TV | 09:38 am | January 05, 2026
While HIMSS Media editors anticipate that AI will be used in every layer of healthcare's tech stack in 2026, they stress that governance and human oversight are essential to ensure AI works safely at scale.
By HIMSS TV | 09:45 am | November 26, 2025
According to Barrett Loveless, infrastructure director at the PET Imaging Institute, EDR (endpoint detection and response) tools, combined with expert monitoring, have kept the institute breach-free for a decade.
By Anthony Vecchione | 10:26 am | November 19, 2025
During the HIMSS Cybersecurity Forum, Dr. Xiaoqian Jiang of the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston said removing patient identifiers does not always make data anonymous.
By Anthony Vecchione | 09:51 am | October 14, 2025
The company, which changed its name from RIIG to Hootl in May, will use the funds for product development, regulatory preparedness and market growth.