Clearwater is excited to participate in the National Association of Legal Associates (NALA) Annual Conference taking place July 16–18, 2026, in Denver, Colorado.
Clearwater is proud to sponsor the inaugural Civic Health Forum: A Health Moonshot for the 99%, hosted by StartUp Health, Digital Health Hub Foundation, and Fedcap on June 16, 2026, at Civic Hall in New York City.
On Tuesday, June 9, from 2-2:50pm PT, Clearwater Vice President of Privacy, Compliance, and Audit Services Andrew Mahler will present “The Evolving Landscape of Privacy Incidents and Breaches”.
AHLA’s Speaking of Health Law | Sponsored by Clearwater Artificial intelligence in healthcare has crossed a threshold. The question for CISOs, compliance officers, and health system counsel is no longer whether agentic AI will enter clinical and administrative...
Clearwater is proud to sponsor McDermott HealthEx 2026, a premier gathering of leaders from across the healthcare provider ecosystem.
Published April 29, 2026 Anthropic’s Project Glasswing signals a structural shift in vulnerability discovery. AI models are finding and enabling the exploitation of software flaws faster than human teams can respond. Anthropic’s Project Glasswing signals an...
Published April 24, 2026 Microsoft has recently warned of an increase in real‑world cyberattacks abusing Microsoft Teams external chat to impersonate IT helpdesk personnel. In these incidents, attackers pose as trusted internal support staff and persuade users to...
For healthcare leaders trying to read the regulatory tea leaves, the honest answer in spring 2026 is this: the rules are not final, but the expectations haven't gone away. There's a particular kind of frustration that healthcare IT and compliance officers know well:...
AHLA’s Speaking of Health Law | Sponsored by Clearwater The CMS Health Technology Ecosystem Initiative signals a broader shift in how health data is expected to move across providers, payers, networks, and consumer-facing tools. In this episode of AHLA Speaking of...
This post documents a blind time-based SQL injection in the PostCalendar module discoveredin OpenEMR 8.0.0. The SQL Injection is exploitable by an authenticated admin user and illustrates how a single determined attacker with a valid session can move from nuisance to...