Pro-Russia Hackers Targeted More than 400 U.S. Hospitals in 2020
The Russian-affiliated hacker plot was discussed by the gang in an online chatroom but was disrupted by U.S. authorities.
The Russian-affiliated hacker plot was discussed by the gang in an online chatroom but was disrupted by U.S. authorities.
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National security experts believe Russia could conduct a cyberattack against the U.S. if it feels it’s threatened by the U.S. response to a possible Russian invasion of the Ukraine.
A new global threat report from CrowdStrike observed an overall 82% increase in ransomware-related data leaks from 2020 to 2021.
A survey on healthcare cybersecurity was distributed to 400 healthcare IT professionals and 2,030 general respondents.
But the survey also found that 88% of organizations utilize two-factor authentication to bolster IT security.
Malware. Phishing. Password attacks. What’s the difference, anyway? Everyone involved in campus safety would benefit from knowing these general cybersecurity terms.
Of the hospitals that experienced an IoT attack, 34% were ransomware and 33% paid the ransom, according to a new joint report.
As the healthcare industry becomes more technologically connected, the risk of cyber theft also increases.
According to Microsoft, the same Russian group of hackers responsible for the SolarWinds attacks is also targeting IT service providers and their customers’ networks.
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