The Knicks were down 27 when Anthony Guerra almost went to bed. His son talked him into staying up for the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history. What he saw became a lesson in resilience, and the simple power of refusing to quit.

Sahan Fernando, CISO, Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego and a Health-ISAC board member, explains why deep operational engagement is the foundation of cyber resilience, from listening to clinicians and earning executive time to reading shadow IT as a signal of unmet needs.

Beth Lindsay-Wood, Chief Informatics and Technology Officer at Moffitt Cancer Center, explains how a breast imaging system that would not scale launched a three-year enterprise imaging consolidation onto one cloud-based platform.

John Halamka, MD, president of Mayo Clinic Platform, and Melek Somai, MD, MPH, VP and chief technology and product officer at Inception Health, the innovation arm of Froedtert ThedaCare Health, explain why AI-assisted development is reopening the build option and how it reshapes leverage with EHR vendors.

H-ISAC has flagged CalPhishing, an evasive technique that embeds malicious links in calendar invites to bypass email security and steal session tokens that defeat MFA. The bulletin details how the attack persists after the email is deleted and lays out the defenses health systems need to close the calendar gap.

Gartner's 2026 Data & Analytics trends point to a widening governance gap as AI agents take on autonomous decisions. The report urges decision governance, AI governance platforms, and agentic data management for health system data leaders.

Edward Hospital Naperville emergency physician and Epic consultant John Lee, MD, writes that an AI chat tool compressed a multi-week order-set process into forty minutes by turning scattered clinical inputs into structured architecture.

Daniel Yang, MD, VP of AI & Emerging Technologies at Kaiser Permanente, examines a Nature Medicine study where frontier models bested OpenEvidence and UpToDate Expert AI across evaluations. He surfaces the resulting methodological dispute and a deeper question: whether accuracy alone, or verifiable citations, guideline concordance, and workflow integration, drives clinician trust.