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John Halamka, CIO at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Centre, shares his lessons learned from the Boston Marathon attacks. The medical centre cared for the 24 victims, plus the suspects, which Halamka explained during his presentation “Keeping it private: Information security lessons learned from the Boston Marathon attack.”
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