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Cyber terror.

Richard Haugh
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If terrorists attack America's health care info-tech systems, it probably won't be one big blow but rather a series of small incursions that are much more difficult to detect. How can your hospital protect its IT system before and after such insidious attacks.

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Computer Communication NetworksComputer SecurityDisaster PlanningHealth Facility AdministratorsHospital Information SystemsHumansLeadershipMedical Records Systems, ComputerizedPatient Identification SystemsTerrorismUnited StatesUnited States Government AgenciesJournal Article

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Richard Haugh. 2003. Cyber terror.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12838886/

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