Photo: Mount Sinai South Nassau Today, the Cloud Security Alliance has published the “Cloud Security Alliance Medical Device Incident Response
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Excellus will pay $5.1M to OCR after data breach affects 9.3M people
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Civil Rights announced Friday that Excellus Health Plan, also known
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CISA says security vulnerability found in GE imaging and ultrasound devices
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency announced this week that new vulnerabilities have been detected
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Digital engagement and transformation of healthcare in Singapore
COVID-19 has pushed digital health technologies such as telehealth and remote monitoring /virtual care into the fore, and the nation-state
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Thomson Medical Center taps on NetSfere’s secure messaging platform to enhance internal communication
NetSfere, a secure enterprise messaging service and collaboration platform from Chicago-headquartered messaging and mobility solutions company, Infinite Convergence Solutions announced
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Collective defense: A different way to approach healthcare cybersecurity
For some time, healthcare organizations have been defending against cyberattacks on their own while malicious actors have been organizing into
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Former Twitter CISO: Biggest cybersecurity threats are old problems, not new ones
BOSTON – It’s perhaps not surprising that many cybersecurity conferences focus discussion on the newest ingenious ways hackers are launching
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Rouen hospital confirms 90% of IT services have been resumed after cyberattack rendered computers unusable
University Hospital Centre (CHU) de Rouen in France has confirmed that 90% of normal IT services are now operational, following
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The real cybersecurity risk sits between the chair and keyboard
A recent survey on healthcare cybersecurity that PwC performed in Germany chose an interesting approach. Usually this type of survey
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Cornell, UCSF, others working to help Android users share EHR data
A collaborative group including Cornell Tech, UC San Francisco, Sage Bionetworks, Open mHealth and The Commons Project is set to
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