ADHICS Ransomware Resilience: Protecting Healthcare
Imagine this: You arrive at your hospital shift, log into the patient management system, and instead of medical records, you see a flashing message demanding payment in Bitcoin. Critical lab …
Imagine this: You arrive at your hospital shift, log into the patient management system, and instead of medical records, you see a flashing message demanding payment in Bitcoin. Critical lab …
Picture this: It’s the year 2035. A quantum computer, humming quietly in a secure facility somewhere in the world, can break the encryption that protects almost every medical record, lab …
Imagine sending patient records across Abu Dhabi’s Malaffi health information exchange, knowing—without a shred of doubt—that no hacker, no matter how advanced, could intercept or decode them. Not now. Not …
Imagine a pacemaker hacked mid-surgery or an infusion pump altered to deliver the wrong dosage. It sounds like a scene from a cyber-thriller, but in today’s hyper-connected healthcare ecosystem, these …
When people think of cyber threats in healthcare, they often imagine hooded hackers breaching firewalls from halfway across the globe. But the truth is, one of the most dangerous risks …
Imagine being able to analyze patient data for trends and insights without ever exposing the raw data itself. Sounds futuristic? With homomorphic encryption, that future is already here. In the …
Imagine a world where your healthcare data flows seamlessly between hospitals, clinics, and specialists — not just in Abu Dhabi, but across the globe. At the same time, your personal …
You’ve probably heard the saying: “Data is the new oil.” In healthcare, it’s more like “Data is the new oxygen”—essential for survival. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing patient care, from …
Imagine a world where life-saving patient data is processed instantly—right at the source—without waiting for it to travel to a distant data center. This is the power of edge computing …
Imagine this — it’s 2:00 a.m., and somewhere in the world, a cybercriminal is probing your hospital network, looking for a single weak point. In healthcare, that weak point could …