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Managing open source software risk for healthcare organizations 

For healthcare and healthtech organizations, balancing cybersecurity and technology innovation is a complex challenge.

Cybersecurity is crucial in safeguarding patient privacy, ensuring data integrity, maintaining trust, and fortifying healthcare infrastructure. At the same time, technology innovation plays a transformative role in areas such as healthcare access and delivery, telemedicine, improved electronic health records, and medical research and development.

Organizations that navigate this challenge and can both move fast and innovate while also keeping critical health information secure will be best positioned to deliver better patient experiences and health outcomes.

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Open source software has become the foundation for building modern, customizable, and cost-efficient solutions. Open source is used in a variety of healthcare functions, from improved diagnosis and treatment to predictive modeling, and wearable remote monitoring devices.

This substantial dependence on open source software has prompted healthcare organizations to strategically prioritize the security and effective maintenance of the open source software supply chain so they can continue to innovate while minimizing risk.

Tidelift helps address this need by giving leading healthcare organizations the tools and data they need to manage their open source software supply chain effectively, streamlining costs and reducing open source related security risk.

 

“The decision to incorporate open source software made it easy to quickly build a robust patient portal, equipped with cutting-edge functionality. Recognizing the critical role of open source in their operations and the intricacies of open source management in the context of healthcare, the organization set a strategic objective to enhance the management of the open source software supply chain with the goal of mitigating risks and optimizing costs.” 

Read how Tidelift helped this healthcare organization save millions of dollars by streamlining workflows and research costs while also reducing open source software related risk.

Tidelift helps leading healthcare organizations use open source with confidence

The Tidelift maintainer advantage

Tidelift is the only company that partners with and pays open source maintainers to implement enterprise class secure software development practices and validate the practices they follow so organizations can have the same confidence in the security of their open source that they have in their own code. In addition, our relationships ensure that maintainers are contractually committed to continuing these practices into the future so that health care organizations can confidently make long term investments in the software they use.

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Learn more about how Tidelift can help your organization reduce risk by identifying and eliminating bad open source packages.

 

ELIMINATE BAD OPEN SOURCE PACKAGES

Tidelift helps organizations evaluate their existing open source supply chain for risk from bad open source packages with a unique source of cross-ecosystem package intelligence validated by Tidelift and our maintainer partners. Watch our demo to learn how organizations are:

  • Proactively evaluating packages before pulling them in for application development

  • Making quick and informed decisions to identify and migrate away from potentially bad packages they've already adopted

  • Reinforcing at-risk packages to keep them from becoming bad

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Learn how one leading healthcare organization is using Tidelift to reduce open source risk

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