What actions and behaviors should all the persons involved have taken to prevent the breach and minimize its impact? Select all that apply. Use strong, unique passwords for accessing all hospital systems and change them regularly to reduce the risk of unauthorized access. Share login credentials with colleagues during emergencies to ensure smooth workflow and quick patient care. Report unusual activity, such as new software installations or changes in system behavior, immediately to the IT department. Disable firewall protection temporarily if it interferes with the performance of hospital systems during peak hours. Implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) for logging into sensitive systems to add an additional layer of security. Train all staff to identify and respond to phishing attempts and social engineering tactics. Regularly conduct security audits and vulnerability assessments of hospital systems to identify and fix potential risks. Assume that antivirus software alone is sufficient to protect against all forms of cyberattacks. Maintain regular, encrypted backups of sensitive data stored offline or in a secure cloud environment. Use the same password across different systems to make it easier to remember. Time's up
