Zero Trust is an evolution of traditional security principles like least privilege, separation of duties, and Defense in Depth. Rather than replacing these strategies, Zero Trust refines them to meet modern challenges. For CISOs, Zero Trust offers an opportunity to enhance existing security measures, integrating continuous verification and granular controls for a more resilient defense.
Defense in depth is a layered security strategy designed to protect against cyber threats by implementing multiple security measures. This approach minimizes the impact of breaches, safeguarding assets through physical, network, and administrative controls, along with advanced techniques like behavioral analytics. By combining these layers, organizations enhance their overall cybersecurity posture.
Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) is essential in corporate governance and regulatory compliance, ensuring organizational processes and systems exceed industry standards. IV&V, by its design, serves as a critical audit function, providing a third-party perspective that is important in identifying discrepancies that internal reviews might overlook.
With a 239% surge in large breaches (reported to HHS, Office for Civil Rights) involving hacking over the past four years and healthcare data breaches, the stakes for technology in healthcare are at an all-time high. The average costs of a studied breach in healthcare reached nearly $11 million in 2023 – a 53% price increase since 2020.
Our computers are one of the most important pieces of kit we have these days, as our worlds are centered around technology.
Healthcare can be one of the most rewarding and profitable industries to operate in. However, it’s not easy to come up with an idea that will disrupt the industry. Fortunately, this guide will show you how to create a healthcare app.
