Richard Anderson Journalist Profile

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Four cyber threats to advisers and what to do about them

2 months ago | ftadviser.com | Richard Anderson

Cyber security experts are predicting a seismic shift in threats over the next five years. From hostile nations targeting weaknesses in supply chains to sophisticated criminal gangs using the ever-increasing power of AI, all businesses must put plans in place now to protect them and their customers from what could be coming.
Harnessing U.S. health care's resources to navigate the next decade

May 1, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Richard Anderson |Leslie Gregory |Paul Pender |Nina Cloven

American health care faces persistent issues with consolidation, workforce shortages, integration of new technologies, and unrelenting economic pressure. In 2023, technologies such as clinical decision support (CDS) and other artificial intelligence (AI) tools continued to emerge rapidly, offering both promise and risk. Meanwhile, even as long-standing care and business models are upended, the ripple effects of COVID-19 continue.
74% of Organizations Punish Employees for Phishing Failures

Jan 23, 2024 | netsec.news | Richard Anderson

Posted By Richard Anderson on Jan 23, 2024 | Many cybersecurity threats keep cybersecurity professionals awake at night but phishing attacks top of the list. According to a recent survey of cybersecurity professionals by the email security software company Egress, 95% of security professionals are stressed about email security, and for good reason.
What U.S. Healthcare Will Look Like In 2033

Jan 17, 2024 | healthcarebusinesstoday.com | Richard Anderson

American healthcare faces persistent issues with consolidation, workforce shortages, integration of new technologies, and unrelenting economic pressure. In 2023, technologies such as clinical decision support (CDS) and other artificial intelligence (AI) tools have continued to emerge, offering both promise and risk. Meanwhile, even as long-standing care and business models are upended, the ripple effects of COVID-19 continue.
Regarding home assessment procedures

Jun 22, 2023 | westnewsmagazine.com | Richard Anderson

To the Editor:In a letter published in the June 7 issue of West Newsmagazine, Deborah Doolittle, of Wildwood, describes how an employee of the county assessor’s office asserted they had visited her home on Thursday, May 11, and found no one at home. A false statement since the owner was at home and saw the employee. I had the same experience on May 18.