Strengthening Cyber Resilience Across Healthcare
Healthcare cybersecurity continues to evolve as hospitals face growing challenges related to connected medical devices, third-party technology dependencies, emerging regulations and rapidly changing threat landscapes. In a recent article published by 24×7 Magazine, Eddie Myers, National Director of Cybersecurity at Intelas, joined healthcare cybersecurity experts from across the industry to discuss where healthcare cybersecurity stands in 2026.
Supporting Cyber Resilience Across Healthcare
As healthcare organizations work to balance cybersecurity requirements with operational realities, the conversation has expanded beyond traditional IT security. Today’s healthcare providers must also consider medical device security, third-party risk management, supply chain vulnerabilities and the growing impact of artificial intelligence on both cyber threats and defense strategies.
Myers shared perspectives on several issues affecting healthcare organizations, including the challenges associated with evolving cybersecurity requirements, aging medical device fleets and third-party technology risks. His contributions reflect the practical experience Intelas brings to helping healthcare providers strengthen cybersecurity readiness while maintaining safe and reliable clinical operations.
Industry Collaboration Remains Essential
As cyber threats continue to grow in complexity, collaboration between healthcare providers, technology partners, manufacturers and cybersecurity professionals remains critical. Industry discussions like this help advance best practices and promote greater awareness around the strategies organizations can use to improve resilience and reduce risk.
For Intelas, participating in these conversations reinforces the organization’s commitment to supporting healthcare organizations with the expertise, insights and technology strategies needed to navigate an increasingly connected healthcare environment.
To read the original article published in 24×7 Magazine, click here.
