If there’s one constant in healthcare cybersecurity, it’s change. From the ever-evolving tactics to the Whack-a-Mole of hacker groups, health system cybersecurity leaders must remain vigilant to ...

Organizations, no matter the size, need to move with urgency to strengthen cybersecurity as they have other technological ...

Rural hospitals are bracing for Medicaid cuts that could affect their cybersecurity. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law July 4 by President Donald Trump, slashes Medicaid funding by ...

Despite the clear and present danger, the healthcare industry continues to struggle with implementing effective cybersecurity practices. Whether it was the Tricare data breach in 2011, Shields ...

The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee held a hearing on Wednesday to address consumer health data ...

Cybersecurity training: Training staff in basic healthcare cybersecurity, such as never clicking on a link in an email from an unverified source, can play a big role in reducing cyber threats.

Healthcare organizations are prime targets for cyberattacks. Patient information represents a high-value proposition for hackers, and bad actors know how effective the threat of attacking patient ...

ST: Healthcare institutions should partner with experienced, reputable, solution providers who can share thought leadership and integrate the latest cybersecurity solutions into existing ...

When it comes to healthcare cybersecurity, the industry has developed a decidedly unhealthy lifestyle. Dysfunction afflicts organizations across the healthcare spectrum and tends to follow an ...

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On Feb. 21, Change Healthcare's systems were taken offline and its parent company, Optum, disclosed the following day that a cybersecurity issue was behind the outage.