Recording of Drone Shooting Gun Raises Concerns
An 18 year old’s video of his drone firing a gun has caused a public outcry and sparked investigations by local and federal agencies.
An 18 year old’s video of his drone firing a gun has caused a public outcry and sparked investigations by local and federal agencies.
The attackers accessed parts of the computer network that contain personal and medical information.
St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center was the latest healthcare provider to settle an HIPAA violation involving web service providers.
More and more companies and manufacturers are taking advantage of biometric applications to improve security.
The FBI’s Next Generation Identification System uses mugshots, fingerprints and more to keep data on criminals.
A photo of Brown, who is in hospice care, could be worth thousands of dollars and is prompting some individuals to try to take pictures of her.
Bryan Warren of Carolinas HealthCare will present in-depth training on securing high-risk hospital locations at the Campus Safety National Forum June 24.
The American Civil Liberties Union’s proposed body camera guidelines are written as a bill that can easily be turned into policy by state legislatures, local governments and police departments.
A former Medical Management LLC employee accessed private patient information and gave it to a third party.
A judge found that the Rocky Mountain Eye Center in Montana wrongfully claimed an HIPAA violation when firing an employee.
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