Organizations, no matter the size, need to move with urgency to strengthen cybersecurity as they have other technological ...

Rural hospitals are bracing for Medicaid cuts that could affect their cybersecurity. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law July 4 by President Donald Trump, slashes Medicaid funding by ...

Rural hospitals and small medical practices must be creative and open-minded in when it comes locking down their digital ...

At the HETT (Healthcare Excellence Through Technology) North conference in Manchester, leading IT specialists highlighted the ...

If there’s one constant in healthcare cybersecurity, it’s change. From the ever-evolving tactics to the Whack-a-Mole of hacker groups, health system cybersecurity leaders must remain vigilant to ...

For the health sector, these cyber threats could mean serious consequences for lifesaving operations. One of the largest examples of this has been the data breach that targeted Change Healthcare—a ...

Based on my experience, I can say that ML is a big step forward in healthcare cybersecurity compared to older methods. Traditional ways, like signature-based detection, have their limits.

Healthcare cybersecurity experts are familiar with hospital technology, business practices, interoperability and the best defenses against cyberattacks.

According to Packman, one of the big issues that health systems will face is reconciling the need to update to PQC with the broader cybersecurity vulnerabilities they are well-known to have.

From left to right: Theresa Lanowitz, Chief Cybersecurity Evangelist at LevelBlue; Andrew Molosky, President and Chief Executive Officer at Chapters Health System and CareNu; Ben Schwering, Chief ...

Respondents pointed to supply chain attacks as the most disruptive to patient care. Specifically, 68% said they had faced such an attack and 82% said it disrupted care—up slightly from 2023’s ...