One of America’s oldest continuously operating radiology groups has suffered an apparent cyberattack potentially impacting the data of over 1 million individuals
Network segmentation can improve security, performance and compliance across healthcare environments.
Ransomware groups have targeted hospitals for years, but they are also going after outpatient facilities and smaller providers.
For many portfolio companies, cyber threats don’t show up in the profit-and-loss statement until after they’ve detonated.
Old tech, revolving doors in medical staffing and over-retention of data make security a chronic pain
The industry needs to be able to patch things more quickly than it does today, one expert says
Broad access to artificial intelligence has quickly evolved a new arms race in which healthcare security teams should implement AI from the ground up in their platforms and processes – and hold vendors’ “feet to the fire” – to keep up with threats.
Aflac said the attack was identified on June 12 and carried out by a sophisticated cybercrime group.
So, how do we establish that trust and security for our patients? How do we prove that we are a safe place for patients to store their data and receive treatment?
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