Survey Finds 47% of IT Security Professionals Believe Personal Healthcare Information is Less Secure in 2010
Source: ncircle.com
Forty-seven percent of IT security professionals believe their personal healthcare information is less secure than it was 12 months ago according to a recent survey by nCircle, the leading provider of automated IT security and compliance auditing solutions.
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