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The real issue of concern for most security executives is how to prevent or reduce the frequency of successful phishing attacks.September 13
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In the past year, less than 1 percent of cyberattacks exploited a hardware or software vulnerability to get through a healthcare provider’s defenses and compromise data.September 9
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It’s no accident that more cities and other entities are becoming targets, and a renewed effort to prevent these attacks is required.July 19
Senior analystForrester Research
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Two types of hospital anesthesia devices manufactured by GE Healthcare contain significant cyber vulnerabilities, a federal agency contends.July 11
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What the healthcare industry has experienced this year can help predict some of the cybersecurity threats that will emerge.July 2
Vice president of cybersecurityCynergisTek
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Nearing the 2-year anniversary of the worldwide crisis, many health systems are still not properly equipped to combat network threats.May 6
Vice president, congressional affairsCollege of Healthcare Information Management Executives
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Legacy systems and medical devices are emerging as weak links to protecting patient data, even as ransomware attacks wane.April 29
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Riverplace Consulting Center, Anoka, Minn., is notifying 11,639 patients and the HHS Office for Civil Rights after finding malware in its information systems.April 22
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Phishing attacks that hit several employees at Baystate Health resulted in about 12,000 individuals’ health records potentially compromised.April 9
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In addition to worrying about hackers and cybercriminals, IT executives need to proactively manage risks posed by employees.April 5
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