AI can help clinicians interpret information, monitor patients, and make decisions faster. But what happens when an AI-generated result is wrong, or the information behind it has been deliberately manipulated? And what happens when that result moves into the next system, the next department, or the next clinical decision? For healthcare leaders, these questions belong in the conversation about AI adoption from the beginning. Read more →

A recent Healthcare IT News article detailed a cyberattack on Stryker that underscores a rapidly evolving threat to healthcare organizations. The attack resulted in the wiping of more than 200,000 devices, not through ransomware, but through the exploitation of centralized device management infrastructure. This represents a critical shift, as the attack targeted not only systems but also control itself.