As healthcare data breaches become more common in today’s increasingly digital world, Intelerad has unveiled a new Cloud-native disaster recovery solution with the ability to infinitely scale and store medical data in a secure environment.
As healthcare data breaches become more common in today’s increasingly digital world, Intelerad has unveiled a new Cloud-native disaster recovery solution with the ability to infinitely scale and store medical data in a secure environment.
The Sophos’ 2021 State of Ransomware Report found that 34% of healthcare organizations were hit with a ransomware attack last year, with attackers succeeding in encrypting files in 65% of incidents—more than in nearly every other industry.
Healthcare Dive reported recently that more than 40 million patient records have been compromised this past year by incidents reported to the federal government in 2021.
At the 2021 Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) Annual Meeting in Chicago last week, Intelerad gave customers a sneak peek into how they can benefit from cost savings and peace of mind as they seek to secure and scale their imaging archives.
Designed to provide secure, isolated and immutable copies of all medical images with unlimited capacity services, Cloud DR mitigates the risks against natural disasters, human error, technological failure or cybersecurity breaches amongst hospitals, healthcare systems and radiology practice groups.
“As the future of medical image management increasingly moves to the cloud, Intelerad is committed to supporting our clients through the transition by providing innovative technologies that provide security, scalability and accessibility, all while also keeping costs down and improving outcomes,” said Intelerad Chief Executive Officer Mike Lipps.
To learn more about the benefits of Intelerad Cloud DR, visit www.intelerad.com/rsna-21/products/clouddr/ or read the press release at www.intelerad.com/en/press-releases/clouddr-rsna-21/.
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Enterprise imaging is a strategy that unifies the management, access, and sharing of medical images across departments, sites, and systems.
Even the smallest workflow inefficiencies can add up, increasing workload on providers and reducing the time they have available to see patients.