AHA podcast: How the FBI is confronting the rise of cyberattacks in health care
Bryan Smith, recently retired chief of the FBI’s Cyber Criminal Operations Section, discusses the challenge of protecting the nation's caregivers and patients from cyberattacks and how partnerships are crucial in prevailing against cybercriminals. LISTEN NOW
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