Elevating healthcare cybersecurity beyond medical devices in 2026
Moh Waqas, CTO for Healthcare at Armis, shares his perspective on five key shifts he believes will shape healthcare cybersecurity in the year ahead.
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Moh Waqas, CTO for Healthcare at Armis, shares his perspective on five key shifts he believes will shape healthcare cybersecurity in the year ahead.
From Abu Dhabi, Vitalls aims to make it easier for people to carry their health data across borders — benefiting patients, physicians, insurers, and governments alike.
Bishkek-based IT consulting company IPROFI.PRO plans to enter Dubai soon, aiming for a strong Saudi presence within five years.
Saudi Arabia's regulatory approach enables healthcare providers to safeguard patient information, mitigate legal risks, and foster trust in the evolving digital health landscape, BSA Law's Jana Mrad highlights.
Michael Kortbawi, Partner at BSA LAW, and Dania Yassin, Senior Associate, contend that cyber insurance is not a substitute for safeguards but a safety net against ransomware attacks.
Healthcare should adopt proactive, intelligence-led security with identity at its core, says Gerry Sillars, VP Asia Pacific & Japan at Semperis.
In an interview with HealthTechAsia, Salvatore Viscomi, M.D., CEO of Carna Health, outlines Asia expansion, starting in the Philippines.
Moh Waqas, CTO for Healthcare at Armis, explains why healthcare must adopt proactive cyber exposure management to protect patients and critical data.
William Oh, BlueVoyant's Head of APAC, reveals how providers can build resilience without limiting innovation.