NotPetya, not again? No – but the results are in.
Rich Curtiss
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Meltdown and The Cloud – Time To Validate Cloud and Hosted EHR Performance
Meltdown is one of two significant hardware “chip” defects recently identified. These defects can only be directly by replacing the affected Intel Central Processing Unit (CPU.) The affected CPU’s are used in virtually every compute server on the...
Meltdown and Spectre – Security Vulnerabilities of A Different Sort
Meltdown and Spectre. A very real call to action.
These chip defects impact just about every device that uses a vulnerable CPU including PC’s, laptops, smartphones, tablets, servers and the cloud. Even the Apple TV is affected. This is a BIG...
The Apple iPhone Battery Replacement Offer – What Should We Do?
Apple recently released a message addressing the replacement of batteries in iPhone devices which are out-of-warranty. Apple has voluntarily reduced the cost of a battery replacement in iPhone 6 and later devices which are out-of-warranty to $29...
NotPetya Is NotRansomware – A uniquely disguised and damaging attack
Article by Rich Curtiss, Managing Director at Clearwater Compliance, Originally published on Becker's Health IT & CIO Review on July 6, 2017
Medical Devices, Patient Safety and Cybersecurity | Originally Published on Becker's Health IT & CIO Review
The recent Ransomware event has focused attention on the fragile state of information systems across the globe.
