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A few days ago, I got an email from my doctor's office, reminding me of a coming appointment. The email encouraged me to check in electronically - complete with a delusory enticement to "avoid the wait." The doctor's office, or rather the health care behemoth that owns the doctor's office, enc

The American Hospital Association is warning of increasingly sophisticated social engineering scams targeting hospital IT help desks with schemes involving the

News Briefs - Major Visa Delays Continue Impacting Hospitals' Nursing Shortages - The U.S. is in the midst of a visa retrogression, when a surge in demand collides with annual caps,...

A familiar space for live music is getting a facelift and a new name. Electric City will occupy the place long held by The Tralf and add another venue in

A familiar space for live music is getting a facelift and a new name. Electric City will occupy the place long held by The Tralf and add another venue in

The DOJ announced that the FBI also has decryptor keys for Blackcat ransomware victims and will "prioritize disruptions" as it works to "dismantle the ecosystem fueling cybercrime."

...now Icebreaker faces the somewhat predictable lack of financial and environmental viability, no matter which way you slice it.

CHICAGO (AP) -- Details of an apparent cyberattack on one of the largest health systems in the U.S. were slow to emerge as security experts on Friday

One industry observer notes the massive digital transformation in how care is accessed and the historic increases in cyberattacks have been pushing more provider organizations to expect much more from their IT vendors.

In new guidance for software manufacturers, cybersecurity agencies in the U.S. and United Kingdom urge every software manufacturer to implement memory safe programming languages (MSLs) and publish a roadmap that details how they will eliminate MSL vulnerabilities in their products.