Cybersecurity for Healthcare
CISA/FDA Warn: Chinese Patient Monitors Have BAD Bugs
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China crisis? Stop using this healthcare equipment, say Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency and Food & Drug Administration ...
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Ransomware Scum — Out For Blood: NYBCe is Latest Victim
Richi Jennings | | blood, COST OF RANSOMWARE IN HEALTHCARE, Cyber Threat on Healthcare, cyberattacks in healthcare, Cybersecurity for Healthcare, cybersecurity in healthcare, exposed healthcare records, healthcare, hospital, hospital attacks, hospital cyberattack, medical, medical data breach, New York Blood Center, New York Blood Center Enterprises, NYBC, NYBCe, Ransomware, SB Blogwatch
Bloody hell: New York Blood Center Enterprises crippled by ransomware scrotes unknown ...
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Health Care Under Cyberattack: Unprotected Medical IoT Devices Threaten Patient Care
George V. Hulme | | Cybersecurity for Healthcare, healthcare security, IIoT, iot, medical device security, Ransomware
Connected devices bring organizations more information and convenience, but they also increase an organization’s attack surface—and medical devices are no different. According to a survey released by reviews platform provider Capterra, as ...
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Five MDR Service Principles to Reduce Risk in Small Enterprises
Curtis Hutcheson | | Cyber Security, Cybersecurity for Healthcare, endpoint detection and response, managed detection and response, Remote Work Cybersecurity
If you run a smaller enterprise or a mid-sized organization, you might think that hackers have bigger fish to fry and won’t set their sites on you. That line of thinking is ...
