Security is of paramount importance however never at the cost of digitization.<p>Imagine two scenarios<p>1.  Patient diagnosis delayed or incorrect, if doctors cannot view the blood reports for next 21 days or doctor makes mistake since he cannot process data like a computer would.<p>2. The icu system got hacked on which someone&#x27;s life depended.<p>I don&#x27;t think you could choose one over the other.<p>A lot of the time, we trade off between convenience and security. However that is a prudent and deliberate choice.<p>What I see more and more happening is a reckless and inadvertent choice.<p>Martin Fowler presented this in his technical debt quadrant.
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