How to Improve Mobile Device Security on Campus
Hackers targeting mobile devices present a major security challenge to schools and healthcare facilities, as well as law enforcement.
Hackers targeting mobile devices present a major security challenge to schools and healthcare facilities, as well as law enforcement.
Schools need to understand the limitations and requirements of FERPA to avoid misinterpreting it.
Despite most organizations being attacked at least once last year, 93% aren’t keeping up with their cybersecurity essentials.
A court order has enabled Microsoft, Fortra, and Health-ISAC to take down tools used by ransomware gangs to target hospitals.
Banner Health’s 2016 breach disclosed the protected health information of 2.81 million consumers.
Unified systems that combine video, access control, communication systems, sensors, and more can bolster hospital efficiencies, security, and patient satisfaction.
The U.S. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency has released a report to help keep K-12 organizations secure.
The new law requires manufacturers of medical devices to ensure that their equipment and related systems are cybersecure.
Colleges across the country have banned TikTok from university-owned and operated devices as Washington warns of security concerns.
LockBit has apologized to SickKids for targeting it with ransomware, releasing a free decryptor to the hospital.
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This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.