Security

Princeton Community Hospital fell victim to the global NotPetya attack on Tuesday and plans to replace the corrupted network with a newly built system.

Leveraging the VA’s Tele-ICU equipment, patients in five Air Force facilities will gain electronic access and remote monitoring capabilities to VA doctors and nurses.

While the compromised computer was both locked and encrypted, the forensic investigation team couldn’t determine with certainty if there was unauthorized access to patient data during the April 21 attack.

Privacy and security lapses can quickly become professional liability and medical malpractice risks if healthcare organizations aren’t prepared.

GOP bill could hurt veterans by eliminating Medicaid access yet others argue reform of VA could help eliminate that concern. 

One-third of businesses have suffered an insider-caused breach, with potential losses from each incident surpassing $5 million, according to the State of Cybersecurity Report from cybersecurity firm Forcepoint.

Amid rumors of a potential connection between the major security firm and the Russian government, a recent senate bill draft includes a ban on the use of Kaspersky products at the Department of Defense.

Cleveland Clinic, Kaiser, NewYork-Presbyterian executives are all concerned over the Senate’s bill.

Researchers have confirmed NotPetya isn’t ransomware, the hackers real intent was the disruption and destruction of data.

A new survey points to improved password practices, and a cybersecurity expert has password advice for healthcare CIOs and CISOs.