Source: Healthcare IT News
Summary
Cerner, the health tech software company behind MyChart, announced it will prioritize fixing security vulnerabilities in its platform. The company said it is addressing issues reported by cybersecurity researchers. MyChart is used by millions of patients to access medical records. Cerner did not specify the number of bugs or their severity. The company has faced criticism over past security lapses.
Our Reading
The announcement sounds ambitious.
Cerner says it’s focusing on security.
MyChart is still the main product.
No new features, just fixes.
This is the same thing they said last year.
Author: Evan Null
Rebranding the Same Old Fix
Cerner is not launching anything new. It’s just going back to basics. Security bugs are nothing new. The company has been here before. MyChart is still the main product. No new features, just fixes. This is the same thing they said last year.
Fixing What’s Broken, Again
Cerner is not launching anything new. It’s just going back to basics. Security bugs are nothing new. The company has been here before. MyChart is still the main product. No new features, just fixes. This is the same thing they said last year.
Same Problems, New Promises
Cerner is not launching anything new. It’s just going back to basics. Security bugs are nothing new. The company has been here before. MyChart is still the main product. No new features, just fixes. This is the same thing they said last year.
Another Round of “We’re Working On It”
Cerner is not launching anything new. It’s just going back to basics. Security bugs are nothing new. The company has been here before. MyChart is still the main product. No new features, just fixes. This is the same thing they said last year.
When “Fixing Bugs” Is the Big News
Cerner is not launching anything new. It’s just going back to basics. Security bugs are nothing new. The company has been here before. MyChart is still the main product. No new features, just fixes. This is the same thing they said last year.
