Privacy & Security
Hackers broke into four employee email accounts of the Iowa provider, allowing access to a wide range of sensitive data.
From Google to NIH, the message was clear at the annual health IT conference: Hospitals need to make cybersecurity a budget priority and tackle security as a team.
In the age of consumerism, how you react to a breach, relay information to patients, and interact with people can mean the difference between customer retention or an expensive mass exodus.
The threat management and intelligence vendor will provide the infrastructure and tools to support healthcare members in sharing and collaborating threat data through the NH-ISAC.
Experts are anticipating the wrath of cybercriminals targeting the hundreds of thousands of IoT devices already deployed in 2018 and beyond.
An internal scan by the St. Louis-based health system found a misconfigured server could be easily accessed without authentication.
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In healthcare, there’s likely been no more critical investment in technology they’ve had to make than in mobile engagement and the infrastructure required to support it.
St. Peter’s Surgery and Endoscopy Center was hit with the second-largest healthcare breach of 2018.
Providers must move cybersecurity out of IT and into the boardroom, according to Symantec Distinguished Healthcare Architect, and treat it as a system-wide business concern.
About 96 percent of those attacks had an identifiable threat actor, with phishers, negligent insiders and hackers causing the biggest problems.