Tasha DickinsonPrivacyCritical cybersecurity questions you must ask before buying a dental practiceA practice can look perfect and hide a cybersecurity problem. Tasha Dickinson shares what buyers must ask before closing a deal.October 19, 2026PrivacyCould someone hack your dental practice from the parking lot?Waiting room Wi-Fi could be a path into your practice's network. Here's how to close the gap before hackers find it from the parking lot.September 1, 2026Practice SalesCybersecurity and the hidden liability in dental practice sales, Part 1Buyers now conduct cybersecurity due diligence before closing, writes Tasha Dickinson, and many sellers remain exposed.August 11, 2026Privacy'Everybody likes parfaits.' Implementing layered cybersecurity in your dental practice, Part 2Tasha Dickinson believes the seven-layer cybersecurity approach transforming how dental practices safeguard patient informationJune 9, 2026Privacy'Everybody likes parfaits.' Why layered cybersecurity is dentistry's new standard of care, Part 1Layered cybersecurity protects dental practices from evolving threats. Tasha Dickinson explains why.May 14, 2026PrivacyCybersecurity in dentistry: A team problem, not an IT fixOne click. One email. One breach. Tasha Dickinson explains why your entire dental team is the frontline of cybersecurity.April 15, 2026PrivacyThe cybersecurity risks of wearable health monitorsWearable devices pose hidden security threats. Cybersecurity expert Tasha Dickinson shares how to safeguard your data.March 23, 2026Practice Management SoftwareWhy dental technology must put security firstDental technology is evolving fast. Without secure-by-design principles, innovation may jeopardize dental practices and patient data, writes Tasha Dickinson.February 6, 2026PrivacyThe top cyberthreats targeting dental practicesFive cyberthreats will target dental practices in 2026. Information technology expert Tasha Dickinson outlines how to protect yourself.January 6, 2026Privacy5 cybersecurity resolutions for your dental practice in 2025By adopting these five resolutions in 2025, your dental practice can safeguard patient data, comply with regulations, and build trust with patients, writes Tasha Dickinson and Michael Ventriello.January 17, 2025Page 1 of 2Next PageTop StoriesLegal IssuesDental student, fiancé killed in accidentAn engaged couple's future was shattered in seconds by a tragedy.Orofacial PainThis treatment may hit the right chord for 3rd-molar surgeryPatient CommunicationOnions, QR codes, and 'Your tongue loves me.' Turn-offs that cost you dental patients.PodcastsWhy more dentists are partnering with DSOs, and 2 mistakes to avoidLegal IssuesPolice investigate patient death following dental cleaning