A new McAfee report shows how an attacker could exploit vulnerabilities found in B. Braun infusion pumps to directly modify medication doses, posing a serious risk to patient safety.
This Week, In the Leadership and Communications section:10 years later, software really did eat the world, CISOs’ 15 top strategic priorities for 2021, 7 steps to protect against ransomware-related lawsuits, and more!
BlackBerry and CISA are urging critical infrastructure entities to patch a critical flaw in Blackberry QNX RTOS, used in a range of tech that include health care medical devices. The vulnerability is part of the BadAlloc group of RTOS flaws.
Mandiant and CISA have disclosed a now-patched device impersonation vulnerability that was found in ThroughTek's Kalay platform, an example of the potential risk tied to efforts to integrate all assets across an enterprise.
A CyberMDX report shows a disconnect between the reality and impact of cybersecurity in the health care space: although providers are a key hacking target, cybersecurity investments are often lacking.
As we dig into vulnerability management we uncover both old and new challenges. We still struggle with developing and maintaining an accurate asset inventory. We also, still, struggle to prioritize and execute remediation. There are many new approaches to solving these problems, from ad-hoc scanning to automation of all the things. Get our take on ...
Fast Five
Selected by the SC Media Editorial team every Tuesday.
Sign up now for the top five issues cybersecurity pros need to know this week.
