A study published in JAMA analyzing 414 abortion clinic websites found nearly all (99%) use third-party trackers, many of which were found to transfer user data.
Former Twitter CISO Peiter "Mudge" Zatko said the company has seen foreign agents from China, India and Saudi Arabia placed inside the company but does not have the infrastructure in place to track other potential insider threats.
Myths around digital health data amid the abortion conflict pose greater risk to women’s privacy and safety. As part of the 2022 Women in IT Security, SC Media spoke to a force in women's health and privacy about the current state of digital health controls to disbunk myths and find ways to protect providers, and their female patients.
Georgia-based art school Savannah College of Art and Design had hundreds of students' and employees' data exposed following a recent ransomware attack, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.
CNN reports that the Internal Revenue Service has confirmed having accidentally leaked some non-profits' and tax-exempt organizations' taxpayer information after The Wall Street Journal initially reported that the inadvertent data exposure affected up to 120,000 individuals.
Netwrix warns the education sector that as they plan to have 56% of their workloads in the cloud by the end of 2023, they’ll need proper visibility into sensitive data to keep their networks safe.
Georgia-based correctional health provider CorrectHealth has been impacted by a cyberattack last November that compromised data belonging to 54,000 individuals, HealthITSecurity reports.
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