Four out of five healthcare IT pros had at least one data breach last year

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• Ponemon Institute
• Larry Ponemon
• EMR
• San Jose
• American Recovery
• AMA
• Traverse City
• LogLogic

1. Even IT professionals in hospitals are concerned that their organizations aren't doing enough to safeguard electronic patient information, according to a newly released survey. The Traverse City, Mich.-based Ponemon Institute, with the support of security management firm LogLogic, reports that 61 percent of health IT practitioners doubt that t... (Read Full Article)

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