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The COVID19 pandemic has created extraordinary demand on healthcare systems, globally. Here, we look at how technology helps our brave frontline workers.

Facial recognition is no longer limited to security and authentication. Here, we look at other instances where facial recognition is bringing benefits to the community.

A panel of experts and commentators came together to discuss the key challenges in infosec from hacking, to lapse security and state-sponsored attackers.

Healthcare records are vulnerable to hackers. Learn why they are targeted and how other countries protect healthcare records better from data breaches.

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U.S. Medicaid – how can we protect the most vulnerable?

Posted on 05 November 2013 by Neville Pattinson in Corporate

The Subcommittee on Health, under the Energy & Commerce Committee is holding ongoing hearings as part of an examination of how to reform Medicaid. These…

Two years ago we asked the question: Can smart cards save the Medicare system $30 billion per year? While there has been some success in…

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14/02/20 @ 12:02 gaming solutions In the gaming world, I believe enabling virtual reality was the turning point. And for this, good stable connectivity is needed which would be a 5G era!
11/02/20 @ 13:02 RS6 Want biometric card now
06/02/20 @ 08:02 bilal One question. Who will generate and who will validate this authentication code? (Banks aka ASPSP or TPPs (AISP or PISP) Could you explain? thanks in advance

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Recognising the tech supporting the hardworking health sector

Facial recognition technology benefits: much more than unlocking smartphones

Six burning issues in cyber security right now

Data Breaches in Healthcare: The New Plague, Part 2

U.S. Medicaid – how can we protect the most vulnerable?

Is ‘after the fact’ fraud fighting enough to save Medicare?

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