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What Interoperability in Healthcare Really Means for Security and Privacy
Healthcare interoperability improves care but expands attack surfaces, increasing data exposure, compliance risk, and security challenges across connected systems.
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Healthcare systems are under constant pressure to share data faster. Hospitals exchange records with labs, insurers, pharmacies, and third-party providers every day. While this connectivity improves care, it also introduces one of the sector’s most overlooked risks: data exposure at scale. Interoperability in healthcare is often discussed as an efficiency goal. In practice, it is
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Interoperability in healthcare improves data sharing but expands attack surfaces, increasing breach risk, compliance pressure, and need for secure data exchange controls.
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