All have at least dual if not multiple factor authentication.

Who has the security experience or articles or white papers re: how safe or
hw much safer that is?

It's like pw generators. There's a lot of trust being placed in them that
they have state of the art security protections.

That's what banks marketed and we now know how that went.

Read "The Battle for Your Brain' by Prof. Nita Farahany.

If you think your financial data is dangerous in miscreants hands try your
health records.

One of the reasons why hospitals pay so much when infected with ransomware.

Who besides WM is assessing the risk?

Charles.

Date:    Mon, 10 Feb 2025 21:05:25 +0000
From:    "McDonald, Stephen" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: [External] [CODE4LIB] Patient Portals

The health care patient portals I am familiar with all have at least the
option, if not a requirement, for 2-factor authentication. This seems to be
pretty standard.

                                        Steve McDonald
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