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Cybersecurity firm Malwarebytes is reporting a 60 percent increase in attacks involving Trojan malware in the healthcare industry.November 18
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Malware risks continue to rise as hackers employ a variety of gambits to access crucial network information.November 17
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Hackers used malware this past summer to encrypt data on some servers at Brooklyn Hospital Center in New York.November 7
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Widespread use of connected devices raises the attack platform that hackers can use, and security execs must up their game.November 5
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In July, staff at Sarrell Dental, with 15 locations across Alabama, discovered malicious software on the organization's network servers.October 3
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DCH Health System, a three-hospital delivery system in Alabama, continues to struggle with a sophisticated ransomware attack that was launched on Tuesday.October 3
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A 2018 malware attack of a Minnesota county has snowballed in its effect, now apparently affecting the medical information of nearly 118,000 patients.September 25
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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
AssociateMirick, O'Connell, DeMallie & Lougee, LLP
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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
