How can you keep your veterinary clinic data safe from hackers and ransomware?
As a veterinary professional, you know how important it is to use digital technology to run your practice efficiently and effectively. You use devices and software to store and access patient records, schedule appointments, send reminders, process payments, order supplies, and more. You also communicate with your clients and colleagues through email, text messages, social media, and video calls. Digital technology has made your work easier and faster, but it comes with some risks.
Cyber attacks are becoming more frequent and sophisticated every day. Hackers can target your practice, steal your data, disrupt your operations, and damage your reputation, costing you money.
Join us for a discussion with Clint Latham, J.D. of Lucca, a veterinary cybersecurity company, as he lays out practical and useful steps you can take to safeguard your customer data and protect yourself online.
About Clint Latham
Clint Latham is the founder of Lucca. Clint’s goal is to help veterinarians realize the value of their data & help them take steps to protect it. So that they can focus on what is most important: quality care for our four-legged family members. While working and speaking with veterinary hospitals all across the country, Clint saw a drastic increase in the number of cyber attacks on the veterinary industry. Clint decided to build a solution to keep hospitals protected while simultaneously keeping IT costs under control. Providing Veterinary Hospitals with the services they need and nothing they don’t.
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