Why Cybersecurity Incident Response Planning Should Be a Top Priority in Health Care
Most hospitals don't have a plan for when they get hit by a cyberattack—and that's a problem they can fix before it costs them.
Most hospitals don't have a plan for when they get hit by a cyberattack—and that's a problem they can fix before it costs them.
Lessons from 2025’s breaches point to a tougher reality in 2026, as AI adoption accelerates and cybersecurity becomes inseparable from patient care.
Sophos’ latest annual report explores the real-world ransomware experiences of 292 healthcare providers hit by ransomware in the past year.
Most hospitals don't have a plan for when they get hit by a cyberattack—and that's a problem they can fix before it costs them.
Federal officials are eyeing a 2026 update to the HIPAA Security Rule, but healthcare needs a collaborative framework—not rigid mandates—to strengthen cybersecurity.
Read MoreThe guidance promotes the use of a Software Bill of Materials to increase transparency in the software supply chain, impacting medical device security and vulnerability management.
Read MoreWhy HTM teams must treat “old but working” as a high-stakes cyber risk—and how to protect patients and operations now.
Read MoreThe updated voluntary guidance reflects the evolution of SBOM practices and aims to help organizations better manage software supply chain risks.
Read MoreIllumina has agreed to pay $9.8 million after allegations that its genomic sequencing systems sold to federal agencies contained cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Read MoreThe document outlines common imaging device outage scenarios and manufacturers’ recommended steps to mitigate the impact and keep systems functioning.
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A joint advisory outlines tactics and mitigations for the financially motivated Interlock ransomware, which uses rare methods like drive-by downloads and ClickFix social engineering for initial access.