Anyone who has worked in healthcare knows how challenging it can be to defend against cyberattacks. Most hospitals, clinics and health systems face the same possible vulnerabilities as any other enterprise business impacting their computers, laptops, communications infrastructure and mobile devices. But they also must support a whole host of sensors, scanners and medical equipment that is unique in healthcare — and that is increasingly vulnerable to advanced attackers. Compounding matters, many medical devices were never built with security in mind, haven’t been updated in years and most…
