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4 SECURITY TECHNOLOGY EXECUTIVE • February/March 2014 www.SecurityInfoWatch.com CONTENTS February/March 2014 I Volume 24, Number 1 Healthcare Security Trends for 2014 James Barbour New federal regulations and emerging technologies shape the future of healthcare security Bridging the Compliance and IT Security Gap By Kim Lennan The healthcare industry has the highest per capita cost of data breach than any other sector Hospitals Getting Smarter on Credentials By Ann Geissler Timme Smart cards and smart lockdowns are healthy cures for hospital security and safety Healthcare Security Leaders Share Insights By Steve Lasky Mitigating risk, protecting staff and patients loom as top concerns for hospital security leaders NCI Embraces PSIM Solution By STE Staf NCI also sees PSIM solution as a way to standardize and integrate its operating procedures My Point of View Is Your Security Department an Army of One? By Steve Lasky Convergence Q&A; Just a Prank—or a Bigger Threat? By Ray Bernard Tech Trends Small Form Factor – Pluggable By Ray Coulombe Get IT The Target Breach – Can It Be Prevented? By Kevin Beaver Metrics for Success Building a Corporate Security Dashboard By George Campbell Cool as McCumber The Buffalo Bridle By John McCumber Market Focus: Navigating Compliance vs. Productivity in Healthcare IT Security Product Showcase: ISC West New Products Advertiser's Index Classified 18 6 22 38 24 30 34 8 10 12 48 14 16 40 50 50 C O V E R S T O R Y F E A T U R E S C O L U M N S D E P A R T M E N T S INFRASTRUCTURE PARKING SECURITY HEALTHCARE SECURITY: COMPLIANCE & IT HEALTHCARE SECURITY: ACCESS CONTROL HEALTHCARE SECURITY: EXCLUSIVE ROUNDTABLE-IN-PRINT HEALTHCARE SECURITY: A CASE STUDY Smart credentials p. 24 Healthcare security p. 22 Parking security p. 38 Tips on securing your parking facility By Tom Asp Parking facilities are more likely to be a setting for crime STE_4-5_0314 TOC.indd 4 3/17/14 7:38 AM