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What does cyber security mean for connected medical devices? Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officially announced that it formally recognizes UL 2900-2-1. The announcement follows up the FDA’s acceptance last year of UL 2900… Continue reading Building security into connected medical devices
The most effective way to protect against a data security breach is to develop an immune system around an AI-powered core of security orchestration and analytics tools.
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When Lincoln Healthcare experiences a watering hole attack, security operations center (SOC) director Malcolm Gerhard is tasked with developing a swift cybersecurity incident response. Will he succeed?
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Recently a report came out from the “Health Care Industry Cybersecurity Task Force”. This group was formed by Congress as part of the Cybersecurity Act of 2015. The task force is made up of a diverse group from the healthcare industry, taki… Continue reading Healthcare Industry Cybersecurity Task Force report- June 2017
What will it take to improve cybersecurity in the problem-plagued healthcare industry? Continue reading Is it time for cash for medical “Clunkers”?
At Source Boston, Josh Corman of the Atlantic Council said that healthcare is suffering from a lack of security talent, devices rife with vulnerabilities, and government incentivizing bad behavior. Continue reading Healthcare Sector Suffers From Lack Of Security Professionals
The FDA sent Abbott Laboratories a warning letter citing that it had inadequately addressed the security of the maligned Merlin@home Transmitter. Continue reading FDA Demands St. Jude Take Action on Medical Device Security
With an average of one data breach a day and patchy security practises, healthcare organizations are sitting targets for hackers Continue reading Healthcare data breaches ‘mostly caused by insiders’
The ICIT, an American cybersecurity research institute, made a case on the importance of healthcare security in an age where the threat landscape is rapidly changing yet medical institutions continually fail or are slow to adapt. As a result, patients … Continue reading Think tank summarizes what happens to healthcare records after breach