Cybersecurity Best Practices for Healthcare Providers

1. Cybersecurity Best Practices for Healthcare Providers 93% The Rising Threat of healthcare organizations experienced a data breach in 2022. Ransomware attacks surged 128% in 2023. 57% had more than 5 breaches in 2021. Cyberattacks can delay care, lock providers out of systems, or even endanger lives through compromised medical devices. Why Cybersecurity Matters Protects sensitive patient data (health records, billing, insurance). Safeguards continuity of care by preventing service disruptions. Maintains patient trust and ensures compliance with regulations. Best Practices for 2025 Regular Risk Assessments Implement Multi- Identify vulnerabilities in security policies, networks, and incident response plans. Factor Authentication (MFA) Conduct audits internally and through third-party experts. Go beyond passwords with: SMS/email codes Authenticator apps Biometric scans Security tokens Adds an essential layer of defense against unauthorized access. Employee Training = First Line of Defense Teach staff to spot phishing attempts. Secure Data with Harris Enforce safe data handling practices. CareTracker Ensure proper use of devices & networks. Integrated EHR + practice management system. Train on how to respond to suspected breaches. Built-in encryption, access controls, and regular security updates. Provide ongoing updates on new threats. Supports compliance while protecting patient records. www.harriscaretracker.com | sales@harriscaretracker.com | (855) 528-4357