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Cyber Attacks on Healthcare: Why Smaller Practices Are Next

Cyber Attacks on Healthcare: Why Smaller Practices Are Next Non-hospital healthcare providers are the growing target for cyber attacks. The Australian Signals Directorate’s Cyber Security Centre found that malicious actors succeeded in 95% of healthcare sector incidents it responded to in FY2024–25, compared to just under 52% across all sectors on average (ASD’s ACSC, 2025), and that ransomware incidents against the...

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MFA for Healthcare: Why Passwords Cause Data Breaches

MFA for Healthcare: Passwords, Medical Practices, and Patient Data Risk It’s not your software that’s putting patients at risk. It’s your passwords. Most healthcare data is not lost to anything sophisticated. It is lost because a password...

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Data breach response plan

This page could save your business Create a data breach response plan customised to your business.Specifically suitable for private medical practices or other small businesses with a single manager. Company...

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Safety cards

Printable safety cards Download and print email safety cards to pin up around your practice.The tips listed are a great start to keep safe from email scams. If you’re ever...

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Book Your Free Practice Health Checkup

Book Your Free Practice Health Checkup For more tips and how-to’s, visit our tech blog We are thrilled to offer a new Practice Health Checkup with our Practice Liaison Officer...

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Mailbox Security

Mailbox Security At Health IT we are Focused on Security. We do everything we can to protect you, your reputation, your technology infrastructure, and your patient’s privacy from day one. We...

Backup

Backups and Disaster Recovery Health IT Backups are designed to meet standards. The RACGP Accreditation Standard v5 – this is the standard Australian General Practice accredits to. The Essential Eight – published...