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An FBI notice warns of an increasing number of exploits against unpatched and legacy medical devices, which could impact patient safety and health data privacy.

With a dearth of resources, the Office for Civil Rights is struggling with an overflowing caseload.

The Joint Cybersecurity Advisory about the ransomware-as-a-service variant comes as Capitol Hill leaders are asking HHS to boost its efforts to protect hospitals and public health systems from cyberattacks.

The Justice Department has recovered about $500,000 in ransom that a Kansas hospital and Colorado medical provider paid to state-sponsored North Korean hackers, the agency announced.

Commentary The United States could be under attack. In 2020, the country experienced 1,389 ransomware attacks, averaging 3.8 ...

Hospitals look to Washington to provide more security for what they consider critical national infrastructure.

Report on Patient Privacy 22, no. 6 (June, 2022) - Sometimes numbers tell the most compelling story. So, here are some associated with a cyberattack the University of...

The National Security Agency, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and FBI this week urged U.S. organizations to apply available patches, replace end-of-life infrastructure and implement a centralized patch management program to protect their networks from common cyber vulnerabilities that Chinese state-sponsored actors continue to exploit.

The department’s Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center is a one-stop shop for information about hackers’ activities and ways to avoid being hacked.

CISA yesterday directed federal agencies to take emergency action to patch critical vulnerabilities in VMware products.