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Interconnected Devices Inject Risk into Patient Safety | Huntress

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Interconnected Devices Inject Risk into Patient Safety | Huntress

Healthcare providers face security risks from interconnected medical devices that could compromise patient safety and data protection. The article discusses how managed Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions and expert partnerships can help healthcare organizations address these device security challenges and maintain continuity of care.

Why it matters: Healthcare IT teams need to secure medical devices and clinical infrastructure to prevent patient harm and regulatory violations, making managed EDR and vendor partnerships a practical approach to reduce device-related risks.

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