Smart, connected medical devices are transforming patient care—but they’re also creating new protected health information (PHI) exposure points at every turn.
Prevail and Preserve: Winning the Fight, Protecting the Force
There's a moment when preparation meets reality. Training is over. The environment is live. And operators must perform. What happens then—and what happens after—determines whether readiness translates into results, and whether the force can sustain that performance over time.
Prevent and Prepare: Investing in the Human System
Special Operations Forces (SOF) overmatch isn't created at the point of contact. It's engineered years earlier.
PHI Is Everywhere. Are Medical Devices Ready to Handle It?
Protected health information (PHI) might sound like something that only hospitals or insurers worry about, but for today’s connected medical devices, it’s central to how the technology works.
Understanding the Human System: The Five Domains of SOF Readiness
Special Operations Forces (SOF) operators face demands that few outside the community can fully understand. Physical fitness alone can’t ensure operational readiness. Sustaining operators and their families across a career requires looking at the complete picture.
The Human Advantage: Why SOF Readiness Starts with People
The most important technology in Special Operations Forces (SOF) isn't a platform, a weapon or a piece of kit. It's the operator. In this blog, see how this core message has significant implications for how we think about readiness, resilience and the future of force modernization.
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