NCC Group Connected Health whitepaper

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NCC Group Connected Health whitepaper

In this paper we explore the Connected Health landscape, and present the security challenges and considerations required to deliver a Connected Health ecosystem that works for all in a secure and safe way. Written by Matt Lewis, Katy Winterborn, Katharina Sommer and Stuart Kurutac
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