This is CBS, I Am the World, I'm John Bachelors.

Data is how we're living today, especially in healthcare, but is it safe data?

Is it protected from bad actors?

I welcome Dr. Henry Miller, is the Glenn Swagger distinguished fellow at the American Council

on Science and Health.

And right now he's putting it together two huge topics, hacking data theft and healthcare.

Dr. Miller, a very good evening to you, recently occasion at a small regional hospital, which

is managing today with the costs and the demands, very carefully, with rotating teams who take

care of a floor of patients who are in hospital.

Other floors take care of outpatients.

But the rotation of the teams means that it's necessary to constantly update the information

every shift.

And the new person who comes in, the healthcare provider or the physician, then checks

on the data.

What I learned from your article most recently is all of that data is at risk.

How so?

How's it being attacked Henry?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

Now first, let me explain that there are a couple of ways that healthcare, individuals,

healthcare and healthcare systems can be compromised.

So there are medical devices that are smart devices that monitor what's going on in the

...