When it comes to managing IT for healthcare orgs, no one in the southeast U.S. compares to C Spire Business. In fact, the Mississippi technology company has ranked among the world’s top five healthcare vertical managed service providers (MSP) every year since 2016. And 2022 is no different. 

ChannelE2E's annual ranking of the world's top managed services providers (MSPs) has named C Spire Business the global leader in the healthcare industry.

There isn’t a single solution on the market that is capable of ensuring absolute data security for every scenario a healthcare organization faces.

One of the greatest challenges healthcare organizations face today is clinical application interoperability – the communication between computer systems, applications, or software to allow them to work in conjunction with one another.

Join us for our webinar: The Key to Healthcare Risk Management on July 31.

Establishing a strong culture of security in any organization can be tough. I should know. I am a cybersecurity engineer, performing HIPAA-required security risk analyses for healthcare organizations of all sizes. Through the years, I have learned the organizations that take cybersecurity culture seriously continuously remind patients of their information privacy rights, have two-factor authentication on protected systems, give security badges that open secure doors and areas, and much more. Unfortunately, even these smart and commendable tactics are not enough to ward off a breach (and the HIPAA fines that could follow). Through my experience, the ONLY way to create a culture of security is to incorporate these three factors: