Cybersecurity Experts to Hospital Leaders: Think Beyond Traditional Disaster-Recovery Planning

Experts at an industry summit warned that artificial intelligence allows attackers to find and exploit hospital software flaws at high speed. Healthcare leaders must now prepare their facilities to maintain clinical care without computer networks for thirty days or longer.

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