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As with diseases, prevention is better than cure for cybercrime too. According to cybersecurity experts, there are two simple steps providers can take to prevent cyberattacks — implementing multi-factor authentication for their systems and educating their staff.
Some of the most effective defenses in providers’ arsenal are also among the most basic. Multi-factor authentication, for example. Both Waseem and Klein said this simple step can save providers a great deal of trouble down the line.
Multi-factor, or two-factor authentication, requires users to present at least two pieces of evidence when logging in to an account.
Waseem and Klein agreed that ongoing education and training for staff is a must. The weakest links in cybersecurity are often well-meaning individuals who share things they shouldn’t, Klein said. Providers should limit the number of people they share patient data with and ensure those individuals are well-trained to keep the data safe.
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