HHS Releases Healthcare Cybersecurity Best Practices
The voluntary guidance includes five current threats facing the healthcare industry and ten best practices for mitigating these threats.
The voluntary guidance includes five current threats facing the healthcare industry and ten best practices for mitigating these threats.
Here are some of the most serious cyber attacks from 2018, as well as ways to protect yourself and your organization.
Officials say that a hacker gained access to the personal information of over 500,000 San Diego Unified students and staff.
PSMC failed to terminate a former employee’s access to the hospital’s web-based scheduling calendar.
The files contained personal information such as background checks and employee ID numbers of tens of thousands of CPS workers.
The company settled potential HIPAA violations after a series of cyber attacks led to the largest U.S. health data breach in history.
Tenable Research discovered a bug in NUUO’s network video recorder software, leaving almost 800,000 surveillance cameras feeds exposed to attackers.
HHS issued guidance on the importance of properly disposing of media with sensitive information to prevent potential data breaches.
The average cost per lost or stolen record for healthcare organizations is $408, compared to $148 within other industries.
A recent report found health plans reported 24 breaches that affected 884,360 individuals, up from 15 breaches that affected 70,166 individuals.
This presentation will detail security sensitive areas common to most healthcare facilities and the challenges faced when a public health emergency occurs resulting in a sudden influx of people requiring emergency treatment, also known as a patient surge event.
We’ve put together this guide to help you improve communication with your many stakeholders, including students, faculty and staff, families, media, alumni, governing board, community members and others.
