Millions of Americans depend on medical devices every day, but many are shockingly vulnerable to cyberattacks. Discover how new technologies and rising regulations are stepping in to protect patient data and prevent future breaches in healthcare.
With cyber threats on the rise, healthcare organizations must have a top-down, dynamic approach to cybersecurity, one industry insider says.
A new report reveals that the healthcare sector is falling behind in cybersecurity investment, despite facing increased risks, as cyber attackers target healthcare organizations successfully.
Millions of Americans depend on medical devices every day, but many are shockingly vulnerable to cyberattacks. Discover how new technologies and rising regulations are stepping in to protect patient data and prevent future breaches in healthcare.
The U.S. FDA now has the power to confirm that medical devices meet specific cybersecurity standards before coming to market.
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Cynerio is partnering with Sodexo to provide healthcare systems with visibility into their IoMT footprint to help prevent cyberattacks.
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Health-ISAC has released its annual cyber threat report in partnership with Booz Allen Hamilton Cyber Threat Intelligence, analyzing current and emerging threats faced by healthcare organizations, including an increase in cyber threats due to the proliferation of connected medical devices.
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The FBI’s 2022 Internet Crime Report found that infrastructure victimization from ransomware was most reported in the healthcare sectors.
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Growth in cybersecurity threats has led to a need for more robust security measures to protect patient data and prevent cyberattacks.
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Part of the problem with healthcare cyberattacks is the growing trend of device interconnectedness to the Internet of Medical Things.
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The HHS released a cybersecurity implementation guide to help the public and private healthcare sectors prevent cybersecurity incidents.
