Health Systems Want Government Help Fighting Off the Hackers
As cyberattacks continue to affect healthcare institutions, organizations at risk of these attacks are seeking government assistance.
As cyberattacks continue to affect healthcare institutions, organizations at risk of these attacks are seeking government assistance.
Verizon published its report where it analyzed over 23,000 incidents and 5,200 confirmed cyber breaches from around the world.
The integration empowers healthcare organizations to better address ransomware and other security threats targeting medical devices.
As cyberattacks continue to affect healthcare institutions, organizations at risk of these attacks are seeking government assistance.
The Protecting and Transforming Cyber Health Care Act was introduced to ensure the safety of the country’s healthcare cyber infrastructure.
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