Cyber threats can come from within a hospital’s workforce, and proper training is required to stop them from stealing valuable patient data in electronic health records. Data breaches in hospitals don’t always come from malicious remote cybercriminals. Insider threats from fellow clinicians down the hall can also jeopardize the security of protected health information in EHRs, with […] The post Insider threats: How health systems can stop EHR snooping appeared first on Health-ISAC - H...| Health-ISAC – Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center
Medical Devices blog by Phil Englert, Health-ISAC VP, Medical Device Security As healthcare systems become increasingly digitized, the hyper-integration of innovative technologies into clinical environments demands a new approach to cybersecurity training. Social engineering remains a paramount threat to healthcare organizations, exploiting the human element, often the most vulnerable link in the security chain. Generic […] The post Personal-Based Training for Clinical Healthcare Providers ...| Health-ISAC – Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center
The pharmaceutical industry stands at a digital crossroads. As manufacturers embrace Pharma 4.0—the pharmaceutical sector’s adaptation of Industry 4.0 principles—they’re unlocking unprecedented opportunities for efficiency, […] Source| Asimily
Microsoft Windows 10 is set to enter “end of life” on October 14, 2025. This doesn’t apply to the versions of Windows 10 in the […] Source| Asimily
Medical device technology is transforming and advancing healthcare, but there are risks and concerns about privacy and security.| CISO Global (formerly Alpine Security)
What medical devices can be hacked? What attack vectors did the hackers use? Understanding these factors is a step toward building secure medical devices.| CISO Global (formerly Alpine Security)
