How to Balance Cybersecurity and Medical Efficiency to Integrate Trusted Healthcare into Communities
AI is revolutionizing the healthcare industry, impacting everything from remote diagnostics and patient monitoring to personalized healthcare, all driven by digitalization
The increasing digitization in the healthcare industry brings greater convenience, but it also raises cybersecurity risks. Ensuring a more secure and efficient healthcare environment is now a crucial aspect of healthcare transformation.
High-Standard Data Protection Safeguards Personal Information
Telemedicine and community healthcare rely on mobile devices for remote connectivity, creating significant exposure to external networks. Efficient data protection is fundamental for patients and healthcare professionals.
Reliable Long-Term Data Retention
With the digitization of data, the widespread use of EHR (Electronic Health Record) has led to a significant demand for data storage. Reliable long-term data retention, coupled with a scalable infrastructure that can expand as needed, is essential to ensure data integrity and availability.
More Precise Personalized Medicine
Personalized healthcare often involves data sharing between multiple medical institutions and databases. With the use of all-flash storage devices, doctors can deliver “the right treatment to the right patients at the right time”, providing high-quality medical services.