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Digital Risk Is Now a Clinical Challenge

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Digital risk has become a clinical challenge driven by weak governance, excess access, and unmanaged vendors. Resilience now depends on strong governance rather than additional tools.

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Original Source Material

Why Governance, Access Control and Vendor Oversight Now Define Patient Safety Healthcare breaches do not start with a single technical failure. Digital risk has become clinical risk, driven by weak governance, excess access and unmanaged vendors. Resilience now depends on governance, not more tooling.