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Security Surgery with Matt Lewis Part Three: Connected Health

From typical threats to the impact of COVID-19 and our work to make the sector safer and more secure, Matt Lewis, Research Director, answers questions on connected health in part three of our new security surgery.
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Topics

  • Technology, general

Categories

  • securing our connected future
  • cyber security
  • healthcare
  • hospital

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