It is unclear, but. . . - they may have missed SM

Posted: Jun 28th, 2017 - 3:40 pm In Reply to: Huh?? - toooldforthis

opportunities to safeguard their system against this kind of attack.

Hospitals might want to go back to their own in-house MTs or local MTs rather than risk being wiped out by a humongous world-wide corporation that did not know how to protect themselves from hackers. Just my .02.

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VERY IMPORTANT--what Nuance clients are being told - s/m (Views: 3980, 2017-06-28, 1:21 pm)
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