FBI Disrupts Chinese Hacking Platforms That Targeted HHS, NIH
The platforms infected thousands of internet-connected devices worldwide to conceal cyberattacks against HHS, NIH, and other US targets.
The platforms infected thousands of internet-connected devices worldwide to conceal cyberattacks against HHS, NIH, and other US targets.
The funding aims to modernize electronic health records, improve network infrastructure, and increase data security in rural communities.
The new platform features artificial intelligence specialists to automate risk detection and remediation for healthcare technology.
The platforms infected thousands of internet-connected devices worldwide to conceal cyberattacks against HHS, NIH, and other US targets.
As HTM workloads grow more complex, small habits can go a long way in keeping teams from burning out, leaders say.
Read MoreThe collaboration will use artificial intelligence and clinical engineering to improve equipment reliability and cybersecurity.
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Read MoreNew research shows medical facilities face more ransomware families and remote access threats than any other sector.
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Read MoreSpecialized malware-detection engine secures file transfers and protocols used in EHR and PACS systems.
Read MoreThe project focuses on using artificial intelligence to automate security updates and protect hospital equipment from cyberattacks.