Podcast: Going ‘Code Dark’: An Emergency Response to Cyberattacks
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Hear how Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C., developed a system allowing hospital staff members to protect patient safety in the event of a broad-based ransomware or malware attack. LISTEN NOW
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