Privacy & Security

ITAD services offer secure, compliant handling of obsolete equipment.

It is now working toward its Stage 7 validation.

The sophisticated ransomware group, aka the Cybersecurity Team, is auctioning "impressive" data if the Delaware health system does not pay the 25 Bitcoin ransom.

Lisa Hanselmann, Inria's European project manager, talks about how the FLUTE project is building a GDPR-compliant federated learning platform to allow researchers to share both real-world and synthetic data on prostate cancer.

Also: A Virginia man is facing more than 20 years for unauthorized access and exposure of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's PHI in 2019 to fuel a political conspiracy theory.

Encryption technology used in elections can potentially improve an AI model's predictive capability without compromising patient data privacy.

Patients can now release all their electronic health data to apps of their choice through TEFCA's record location services, and understand if the data exchange they authorize is protected under HIPAA.

Tony Lauro, Akamai's security tech and strategy director, explains multi-factor authentication challenges, how cyber actors gain unauthorized tokens and why artificial intelligence may allow undetected interaction with healthcare APIs.

OneBlood has been hit by ransomware, resulting in a massive disruption to patient care. AHA urges health systems and hospitals nationwide to review contingency plans for blood supplies.

The freely-downloadable tool, called Dioptra, is designed to help artificial intelligence developers understand some unique data risks with AI models, and help them "mitigate those risks while supporting innovation," says NIST's director.