Opinion – Davey Winder

Login delays are the least of the legacy tech problems facing the NHS

It takes one GP 17 minutes from login to being able to use the computer; I’m more worried by security

It may have been world password day recently, but people need to do more to up their own security settings.

Industry responds as Uber suffers 57 million record breach, then pays hush-money to prevent disclosure to customers in shocking cover-up.

IT Security Thing has canvassed industry opinion to see if everyone is singing from the same data privacy hymn sheet

The tale of what happens when a smartwatch hater breaks, and buys one: so just how dumb is your smartwatch?

Healthcare IT is expected to work hard for a long time, and that’s really not good for keeping security healthy

Apps will soon be critical to the NHS; but they need to be secure, and security isn’t paid enough attention

June 23, 2016 Davey Winder 1246 Views Health, NHS, people

The health sector must learn that even relatively secure technology can fail when the human factor is taken into account

For too long, the unsung heroes of cybersecurity have been vastly undervalued. Now all that is changing, and changing fast.