Health systems and hospitals are using more and more new technology to address clinical care gaps. ... A Healthcare Headache: New Tech Often Means New Cybersecurity Concerns. Analysis ...

Healthcare Leaders React to New Cybersecurity Concerns. Analysis | By Scott Mace | April 27, 2022 ...

HHS has made an effort to find deeper collaboration with the healthcare sector on matters involving cybersecurity. For instance, in 2020, HHS launched the Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination ...

Implementing proven cybersecurity software: In addition to installing cybersecurity software on every connected machine, healthcare cybersecurity professionals can help address issues as they arise.

Rural hospitals are bracing for Medicaid cuts that could affect their cybersecurity. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law July 4 by President Donald Trump, slashes Medicaid funding by ...

Cybersecurity, privacy and security continue to be top concerns in healthcare, with providers rating the triad 5.69 and vendors 5.38 on a seven-point scale, a new HIMSS survey shows.

A cybersecurity expert explains why healthcare organizations are vulnerable to cyberattacks — and how they can strengthen their defenses. Published Oct. 21, 2024 By Sam Rubin ...

Respondents pointed to supply chain attacks as the most disruptive to patient care. Specifically, 68% said they had faced such an attack and 82% said it disrupted care—up slightly from 2023’s ...

According to Packman, one of the big issues that health systems will face is reconciling the need to update to PQC with the broader cybersecurity vulnerabilities they are well-known to have.

Over the past few years, the healthcare industry has been fighting off cyber criminals from all angles. With reports revealing that healthcare firms were hit with four times the global average of ...

Many articles about cybersecurity risks in healthcare begin with descriptions of live simulations (so when in Rome). Imagine a doctor completely unaware of what they’re walking into triaging two ...

Based on my experience, I can say that ML is a big step forward in healthcare cybersecurity compared to older methods. Traditional ways, like signature-based detection, have their limits.