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Some pharmacies nationwide are reportedly experiencing outages due to an "outside threat."

The Republican claimed such an attack would impact several aspects of U.S. infrastructure.

Many Americans across the country woke up on Thursday morning without cell service. But we still don’t know what caused the outage, which greatly affected AT&T customers, as well as some users of Verizon and T-Mobile. Was it a solar flare? Or was it a massive cyberattack?

Change Healthcare - a unit of Optum that provides IT services and applications to hundreds of U.S. pharmacies, payers and healthcare providers - is dealing with a

In a significant global operation, law enforcement agencies from 10 countries have severely disrupted the LockBit ransomware group, recognized as the most prolific and harmful cyber threat worldwide.

President Joe Biden has signed an executive order and created a federal rule to bolster the security at US ports from potential cyberattacks.

The article “Price to pay” detailing the January cyberattack on Washington County appeared in the Friday edition of the Observer-Reporter. It raises a number of concerns. For example, “. . . with the understanding that no private information would be shared on the dark web.” Why would anyone trust an “understanding” made with anyone from […]

Cyberattack fallout continues

President Biden is to sign an executive order on Wednesday to strengthen cybersecurity of US ports, with a focus on Chinese-manufactured shipping cranes.

"Computer systems at Rebound Orthopedics & Neurosurgery in Vancouver, WA have been down for over two weeks, leaving patients unable to schedule appointments or