Jonny Brennan, MD, DMD, MPH

Dental Practice
6 tips for keeping your patient data safe
Think your practice is too small for hackers to take notice? Dr. Jonny Brennan writes that almost half of all security breaches in 2014 were in healthcare, including dental offices. He offers six practical tips to help you keep your patient data safe and secure.
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