If your guest WiFi can talk to your server, you don’t have a wireless network. You have an open floor plan for ransomware. I’ve walked
The computer most likely to get your practice ransomed probably isn’t your server. It’s the workstation in op 3 that nobody has updated since the
If the only thing standing between the internet and your patient records is the box your internet company installed, you are connected. You are not
Most dental offices upgrade their CBCT before they upgrade their WiFi encryption. That’s not a criticism. It’s just how it goes. Dentists will spend months
Someone in your office typed a password into a fake login page last week. Maybe it was this week. You probably don’t know yet. That’s
Westend Dental paid $350,000 for one ransomware attack. Not because the ransom itself was expensive. Because when the Medusa Locker group hit their systems, the
After months of clouds and drizzle, it finally feels like spring in Portland. That first warm breeze.The sun on your face during lunch break.Patients showing
