Dec 16, 2022
As ransomware attacks and data breaches keep increasing, implementing proper cybersecurity measures is becoming increasingly crucial for dental practices. Failing to do so might put your dental practice's data at serious risk. Fortunately, protecting your dental practice from ransomware attacks is easier than you might think!
Amy Wood is a best-selling author, speaker, consultant, and coach. She has a background in Healthcare Information Technology and has spent the last decade as a HIPAA Educator, Risk Assessor, and Data Breach Consultant.
Today, Amy joins me to share five easy steps to protect your dental practice against ransomware attacks. We discuss the difference between HIPAA and cybersecurity, how to avoid HIPAA violations when responding to reviews, and the best way to create backups. Tune in to learn more!
We also discuss how HIPAA can protect your practice from cyber incidents and data breaches and streamline your technology to make an effective and profitable practice.
Key Takeaways
- 5 steps to protect your dental practice against ransomware attacks (00:00)
- Amy's background in the healthcare industry (01:43)
- What constitutes a HIPAA violation when responding to a review? (06:21)
- The difference between HIPAA and cybersecurity (14:11)
- The most effective way to prevent ransomware attacks (16:53)
- What's the most efficient form of backup? (21:51)
- The most important problem with vendor vetting (29:36)
- Lightning round Q&A (31:00)
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