Security Keeps Changing

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Donald Wickelgren

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Jan 3, 2022

Security

Two-factor authentication is becoming less secure over time. I would argue everything becomes less secure over time, and therefore you need to make security an active part of your healthcare business. 

Active means investing time and resources regularly in security adaptations, processes, training, and system upgrades. You'll be a harder to hit moving target, and you'll satisfy the best efforts to keep your patients' data secure.

Reference: https://gizmodo.com/hackers-are-getting-better-and-better-at-defeating-your-1848278177

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Donald Wickelgren

Don Wicklegren is Xilium's founder. He is a technologist by profession who started his career pre-internet in remote medical technology and learning. He has worked in both small and large corporations with world-wide remote staff and became a part of the team who developed the first commercial internet. As an entrepreneur, he started his first technology company in 2001. In Xilium, he focuses on innovating solutions for the US healthcare system.

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