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The spread of the Wuhan coronavirus and the threat to public health is being exploited by cybercriminals who are using the global crisis to launch malicious phishing campaigns.February 3
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Efforts by healthcare providers and insurers to improve information security are being thwarted because employees won’t stop clicking on phishing emails.January 28
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Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy, with clinics in 10 states, has disclosed that a hack of some employee email accounts may have put patients’ medical information at risk.December 3
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A report from CISA, a cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency within the Department of Homeland Security, offers a number of tips to beat phishing attacks.November 25
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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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National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is a reminder that everyone in the healthcare industry must improve in recognizing the risks of being connected and changing behavior to mitigate those risks.October 21
Executive directorNational Cyber Security Alliance
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UAB Medicine is notifying 19,557 patients that their protected health information was exposed as the result of a recent email hack.October 7
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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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Good security is a crucial skill to be taught and should help users form habits that lead to a more secure system or network.September 9
Vice president of cybersecurityCynergisTek
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UC Health suffered a phishing attack in early July that led to unauthorized access to several employee email accounts.September 6
