Patient safety has finally become a healthcare-buzzword, a significant shift in bolstering awareness in healthcare. But significant challenges remain, including medical devices and network complexity.
CISA warns that a successful exploit could enable an attacker to gain access to sensitive data, modify system settings or parameters, or perform arbitrary actions.
Quickly putting to use its new threat mitigation resource website, HHS is urging public health and healthcare sector entities to prioritize remediation of Apache Log4j vulnerabilities.
DHS and CISA are urging healthcare provider organizations to review a recent vulnerability disclosure from Hillrom about its Welch Allyn Cardio medical devices to prevent unauthorized access.
Every single healthcare organizations facing longstanding challenges with securing the medical device ecosystem, which will persist into the indefinite future. How then can CISOs determine “acceptable risk”?
Patient safety is the leading driver of cybersecurity conversations in healthcare today, but healthcare needs to better investigate the impact of ransomware on patient morbidity.
The HHS 405(d) program website aims to raise awareness on cybersecurity risks to patient safety in healthcare and support public health and providers with bolstering security defenses.
