Fit for digitalization in medical practices: When the doctor's surgery is hacked

Cyber attacks on medical practices have long been part of everyday life. Phishing emails, manipulated access or security vulnerabilities are increasingly leading to data loss, system failures and significant legal consequences. It is clear that many incidents follow similar patterns.

The article uses real use cases to provide a practical insight into how attacks take place, where typical vulnerabilities lie and which preventative measures can protect practices. It also shows which legal, organizational and technical steps are required in an emergency.

The focus of the program:

• Typical attack vectors and real-life cases
• Prevention between technology, organization and law
• Immediate measures and legal obligations in the event of damage