Why Medical Devices Require a New Definition of Security
Improving medical device security requires real-time monitoring and comprehensive visibility of hardware and firmware, according to two industry experts. They explain their reasoning here.
Improving medical device security requires real-time monitoring and comprehensive visibility of hardware and firmware, according to two industry experts. They explain their reasoning here.
Health system cybersecurity is a serious and growing challenge, and reducing risk requires a comprehensive strategy from the top down.
In Ponemon Institute’s survey of healthcare IT professionals, many respondents indicated that ransomware attacks at their organization directly disrupted patient care.
Improving medical device security requires real-time monitoring and comprehensive visibility of hardware and firmware, according to two industry experts. They explain their reasoning here.
Another medical system is slowly returning to normal following a ransomware attack that hindered its operations.
Read MoreThe recent cyberattack against the major hospital chain CommonSpirit Health resulted in significant delays to patient care across the nation.
Read MoreA Texas-based medical center that experienced a ransomware attack in early September 2022 has nearly fully recovered from the cyberattack.
Read MoreA hospital in France was hit by a ransomware attack that has significantly disrupted the location’s medical system.
Read MoreHospitals and medical device companies in the San Francisco Bay Area are at heightened risk for a new form of ransomware dubbed Zeppelin, say FBI officials. And the bad actors targeting these entities are vicious, according to Joseph Oregon, the cybersecurity chief for the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, or CISA.
Read MoreThere have been increases in global and IOT malware and a rise in encrypted threats as geopolitical strife impacts cybercriminal activity.
Read MoreProfessional Finance Company, an accounts receivable management company that aids various organizations—including healthcare providers—is notifying individuals whose information may have been involved in a recent ransomware attack.