Healthcare Breaches on the Rise in 2022
Government data on healthcare breaches that occurred in 2022 shows that the number of cyberattacks on medical networks has continued to rise.
Government data on healthcare breaches that occurred in 2022 shows that the number of cyberattacks on medical networks has continued to rise.
CyberMDX's Healthcare Security Suite 5.0 release includes features to help HDOs gain more insight into the current state of their organizational risks.
According to new research conducted by think-tank The Ponemon Institute, in conjunction with cybersecurity company Censinet, the patient care implications of a ransomware attack on a hospital can be deadlier than people realize.
Government data on healthcare breaches that occurred in 2022 shows that the number of cyberattacks on medical networks has continued to rise.
A cyberattack by Russian-speaking ransomware group Conti affecting more than 2,000 patient-facing IT systems prompted a shutdown of all IT systems in Ireland’s healthcare system, reports the Associated Press.
Read MoreIn-depth original research covers how cybercriminals plan healthcare-related fraud and cyber attacks by obtaining materials from specialized sources in the cybercrime underground.
Read MoreExpert Jon DiMaggio shares tips for how to make a healthcare system more resistant to ransomware attacks. These include adopting security best practices and routinely sharing attack information.
Read MoreAn October 28 cyberattack on the University of Vermont Medical Center is just one example of widespread ransomware incidents that are deeply affecting healthcare facilities’ ability to treat cancer patients in particular.
Read MoreAttackers have disrupted hospital systems in Vermont, New York, Oregon, and elsewhere within the past few days.
Read MoreHealthcare organizations dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic are reportedly at particular risk for ransomware attacks from “credible threats” right now.
Read MoreIn response to a cyberattack that affected its extensive healthcare operations, King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health Services released a statement. Read it here.