Affiliation:
1. Capitol Technology University, USA
2. Marymount University, USA
Abstract
Cybersecurity and organizational development leaders are not adequately developed to apply the need for wearable healthcare devices, whether inside or outside of the United States. COVID-19 propelled the need for remote monitoring due to a void in facilities and professionals. Leaders must build a clear-cut need to understand and apply cybersecurity knowledge regarding wearables. This type of knowledge must begin to be proactively and not reactively built. Healthcare wearable technology represents movement transformed into data and helps to monitor faithfulness to health care. Whether the difficulty is a void of cybersecurity knowledge, skill, and capability or a scarcity of budget and resource constraints, crafting an exhaustive wearables knowledge of cybersecurity programs takes time and determination. This chapter identifies wearables understanding challenges that are ordinary amongst facilities and businesses. Next, offers an explanation regarding the need for healthcare cybersecurity leaders to comprehend the pronounced need for healthcare wearables, clothing, and internal.
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