Dental Cybersecurity and Data Breach
Cybersecurity and Data Breaches are an immediate risk to your medical practice, and increasingly, more and more of you are falling victim to attacks that are happening.
According to the New York Department of Financial Services, 90% of all data breach attempts against healthcare providers, hospitals, and financial service companies involve known techniques and exploit known vulnerabilities.
90% of all data breaches involve your people because of four things:
Lack of Security Protocols
Untrained & Unprepared Employees
Not Implementing Discovery Tools
Lack of Risk Management Strategy
How to keep your practice safe:
01. Cybersecurity CE Course
Cybersecurity: the basics, how attacks happen, and how your employees play into your success story.
06. Coaching
To help you complete your security risk assessment. and create an action plan.
05. Done Desk
A software platform designed to help you manage risk in different ways. One of those is to help you install ongoing disciplines with employee training, checklists, and monitoring.
02. Ongoing HIPAA Training
On-demand training for Dental & Medical Employees.
03. Data Breach Insurance
Many insurance agencies only offer data breach insurance — but they don’t offer the techniques that minimize the need for the insurance in the first place.
04. Security Risk Assessments
An audit to discover if you’re putting protections in place as part of best practices.
Dental Cyber Risk
No business is immune from cyber risk, and the threat of data breaches rises\ year after year. How easily will your business recover from a data breach involving thousands of customers’ personal information?