Threatpost’s latest poll probes telehealth security risks and asks for IT cures.
Telemedicine is enjoying a healthy boom, as more doctors, clinics and hospitals reduce in-person risks associated with COVID-19. Pre-pandemic, .01 percent of healthcare visits were virtual. The percentage today has leveled off to 21 percent, after peaking at 69 percent earlier this year, according to Epic Health Research.
How risky is telehealth, from a cybersecurity perspective? Weigh in below, and we’ll have the results in an upcoming article.
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