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CISA Issues Guidance on Sharing Cyber Event Information

HIPAA Journal

Following the passing of the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act of 2022 (CIRCIA), a rulemaking process will commence to implement statutory requirements; however, the fact sheet serves as an interim measure to guide organizations through the voluntary sharing of information about cyber-related events. cybersecurity.

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Healthcare Ransomware Attacks Involve 20% of Stored Sensitive Data

HIPAA Journal

Ransomware groups target the healthcare sector because a successful attack gives them access to large amounts of sensitive data that can be easily monetized and used as leverage to get a ransom paid. According to Recorded Future, there were 358 ransomware attacks on healthcare organizations in 2023, a year-on-year increase of 46%.

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What Does Business Resilience Need to Look Like for Hospitals and Health Systems in 2025?

Healthcare IT Today

Prevention is essential, but when the inevitable outage from a ransomware attack or other disruption occurs, healthcare delivery organizations need to minimize the impact on processes that enable them to care for patients, bill for services, order supplies, and pay staff.

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How health systems can better protect patient privacy

Healthcare It News

Growing patient discomfort in sharing health information Beyond health system disruptions such as ransomware that can compromise patient data , cybercriminals are increasingly going after individual patients. Some know they have a "target" on their backs and remain tight-lipped with their healthcare providers, said Liederman.

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What Healthcare Leaders Need to Do Now About Ransomware

HIT Consultant

If ransomware is not a topic of conversation around any healthcare organization’s boardroom table, directors and senior executives may be exposing the organization (and themselves) to considerable risk. Here’s a guide to ransomware trends for 2022 and steps healthcare leaders can take to help protect their organizations.

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Connected Medical Devices—the Next Target for Ransomware Attacks

Healthcare IT Today

While we haven’t seen threat actors widely exploiting the vulnerabilities in the wild, it is only a matter of time—and the results of an event like an IoMT ransomware attack will be devastating to patients’ safety and wellbeing. Healthcare organizations, however, should not wait until these government mandates come into play.

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Weekly Roundup – November 23, 2024

Healthcare IT Today

In San Diego, John connected with healthcare IT leaders who shared their thoughts on how to train AI, improve AI governance, and find the right AI use cases , all while leading a modern healthcare organization. Read more… Balancing Data Sharing With Protection Amid Competing Government Data Requirements.