Taylor Regional Hospital in Kentucky has nearly recovered its network after a cyberattack deployed 10 weeks ago. But the investigation revealed a long-term hack and data theft.
The Lapsus$ extortion group posted screenshots to its Telegram channel Monday night they say prove they breached identity management vendor Okta. The group said the Okta breach was not intended to get data from Okta, but instead leverage the access to Okta to attack Okta clients.
SEC Chair Gary Gensler announced the broad contours of the upcoming rules earlier this month, but the proposed regulation provides more detail around the new cybersecurity requirements the agency is seeking to place on publicly traded companies.
Awareness around patient-safety risks posed by cyberattacks and ransomware is high, but making traction on enacting change calls for making tough decisions and informed investments.
The flaw affects OpenSSL versions 1.02, 1.1.1, and 3.0, all of which have been patched. OpenSSL is a core component of Unix and Linux-based systems, and is also bundled into software applications that run on Windows.
Awareness around medical device security challenges is at an all-time high, but Cylera’s Richard Staynings says progress won’t be made without automation, regulation and smarter investments.
Healthcare chief information security officers are raising red flags to threat sharing groups about an alarming increase in cyberattacks amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine – most notably by way of phishing incidents that target the C-Suite.
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