Protecting Health Information From Nation-State Actors

By
David Spark
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Collective defense within industries has become increasingly common. Part of this relies on information sharing about threats with other organizations. But Adam Zoller, CISO, Providence Health, makes the case that organizations need more help from the federal government, while at the same time prioritizing the maintenance of private health data. This could be done by improving the clarity of regulatory requirements, bringing them up to par with protections around financial data.

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