Patient Privacy & Security

A key aspect of securing patient data is a powerful firewall. Here we explore the best ways to build up a strong firewall for your dental practice.

Through IT service provider N-able, Henry Schein One is offering Adlumin Managed Detection and Response for dental practices and organizations to strengthen cybersecurity.

New integrations make syncing data between Weave's patient communications platform and Patterson Dental's Fuse, Eaglesoft, and Dolphin Management dental practice management applications easier.

The Penetration Testing Grants program is designed to help dental practices amid the increasing threat of digital incursions and data thefts.

Vyne Dental’s new digital self-service experience aims to minimize disruption in daily workflows, putting the power in the practitioners' hands with resources to support this transition.

Practices require a lot of data management, and a dedicated server is the best way to keep data safe, secure, and under control.

Central Data Storage (CDS) offers secure data protection and restoration services, ensuring continuous access to clean data through redundant onsite and offsite storage with encryption provided by UnisonBDR.

This cloud-based prescription management platform from Carestream Dental features advanced features and robust cybersecurity measures.

Carestream ensured systems were running despite the Change Healthcare Partner Outage.

Henry Schein One has transitioned to a new claims processing clearinghouse to ensure its customers’ systems remain secure.

Here are ways to ensure you begin 2024 on a good foot regarding technology systems in the dental practice.

This new certification will enable Planet DDS to meet new industry standards for data security.

There are key steps to protect important dental data while simultaneously ensuring they are HIPAA compliant. Here are the top 10 ways to safeguard sensitive data.

Yapi has a few new updates in store for 2024, offering more streamlined patient communications than ever before.

The AcceptCare platform is designed to drive treatment acceptance via a multi-level approach that helps patients find options to make care affordable.

Software can be the foundation of an efficient dental practice, or it can become a workflow bottleneck that frustrates staff and patients. Selecting the right platforms and getting the most out of the ones you choose are critical steps to success.

Use these key steps to keep your dental practice on the right side of patient privacy requirements.

This new artificial intelligence software collaboration aims to automate and optimize patient interactions for group dental practices.

This new software platform employs artificial intelligence to connect clinicians and patients.

This week's Product Bites podcast features the TorqTech Ultra Mini from J. Morita, Ormco Digital Bonding, Presto Smile, Patterson Dental's Eaglesoft version 22.00 and Sonendo’s second generation CleanFlow procedure instrument.

Providing your dental practice with adequate cybersecurity measures requires blocking malware from systems, addressing any malware that does get through, and preparing to recover from a data breach.

With the help of Amplify360, part of Alatus Solutions, a Nebraska dental practice has increased its new patient numbers significantly and grown revenue along the way.

Integrated into the Denticon practice management platform, Denticon Pay provides encrypted data transfer for efficient payment processing.

Dental practices must stay on top of the best cybersecurity practices to keep private, important patient information safe and secure.

A stacked or layered approach is a practice's best defense against malware in 2022.

The start of a new year is a great time to update stagnated security systems and protocols.

The best way to protect against ransomware, viruses, and other dangerous malware is to buff up preventive measures so there’s zero chance of endangering your dental practice.

As 2022 comes to a close, we answer some of the most-asked questions in data security.

Computers and the Cloud make practicing dentistry across multiple locations easier and more efficient than ever.

A look at some of the many ways simple mistakes can lead to costly HIPAA violations.