Strong cybersecurity architecture and threat management are essential to safeguarding internal and external access to healthcare organizations' systems, especially as those systems may harbor unknown vulnerabilities.

The following health information technology company leadership and executive moves have been reported by Becker's Hospital Review since June:

Google recently posted several job openings related to its health business. Below are seven open positions as of July 11:

From retention, loyalty and enrichment of current clients to creating a strong correlation and interconnectedness between brand experience, customer experience and employee experience, chief marketing officers are the C-suite executives required to embrace change and put patients front and center.

Resiliency of small businesses, a branding slow down and naturally declining growth are all key trends hitting the marketing industry as the labor market closes and the economy shows signs of slowing, The Wall Street Journal reported July 8.

Google is seeking to split off its advertising business into a separate company under its parent entity, Alphabet, to avoid a second antitrust lawsuit from the Justice Department, The Wall Street Journal reported July 8.

Lawmakers at both the federal and state level are bringing bills to the table that focus on protecting healthcare data in the wake of Roe v. Wade being overturned, CNBC reported July 9.

Digital health funding fell in the first half of 2022, according to a July 10 report from Rock Health, a seed fund that supports digital health startups.

Hiring for technology positions grew at a slower pace in June, at a time when many tech executives fear a coming recession, according to a July 10 Wall Street Journal story.

Radiologists working in tandem with artificial intelligence more accurately detect breast cancer than either of them analyzing the images alone, a July study in The Lancet Digital Health found.

Cybersecurity podcast network CyberWire has announced that Vikrant Arora will join its panel the Hash Table.

Brian Gragnolati, CEO of Morristown, N.J.-based Atlantic Health System, has joined healthcare investment firm Concord Health. 

Phoenixville (Pa.) Hospital has fired an employee for accessing patient medical records without authorization, the Reading Eagle reported July 8. 

Inspirna has raised $50 million in a series D financing round primarily led by Sands Capital and Vivo Capital.

A Weill Cornell Medicine-led consortium has snagged close to $8 million in Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute Funding to grow their Insight Clinical Research Network database.

Healthcare Triangle is set to sell 6,097,561 shares of common stock to a single investor.

Cedar, a digital health startup that streamlines patient billing, has let go of 24 percent of its employees, a company spokesperson confirmed to Becker's.

Three innovation projects from Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine's Center for Health Care Innovation were chosen to receive up to $200,000 each from health insurer Independence Blue Cross. 

Tom Keane, Microsoft's cloud vice president, is leaving the company after 21 years, Bloomberg reported July 6. 

Oracle's executive vice president sent a letter to VA leaders stating the company is examining its EHR system, including a feature that caused referral orders to effectively go missing at the Department of Veterans Affairs.