NHS – Davey Winder

Different decade, same healthcare privacy and security problems?

Why are there so many “old” issues related to cybersecurity and privacy still outstanding in healthcare as we approach 2020?

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

Is a perimeter solution the way forward for the NHS when the infosecurity industry has warned the secure perimeter’s dead?

Is the complicated world of the security rating system for vulnerabilities fit for purpose when it comes to medical devices?

When you ask Alexa for medical advice it searches for NHS sources of information, but is that a privacy problem?

Isn’t it about time that we stopped blaming employees for cybersecurity incidents and started to believe in people power instead?

It’s three years since I first warned about the growing security threat from the Internet of Medical Things. Nothing’s changed…

Two GPs, independent of each other, have asked me if I think blockchain could play a role in securing healthcare?

Does training, in the sense of information governance, have any real meaning when it comes to benchmarking NHS data security?