Jessica Davis

Following a brief outage brought on by a cyberattack in December, a bipartisan proposal takes aim at the cybersecurity challenges facing the national suicide hotline.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled insurance carrier wasn’t required to cover medical vendor's losses from a ransomware attack since software is ‘intangible’ and couldn’t be physically damaged.

The notorious Russian-backed Sandworm threat group targeted Ukraine with a new wiper malware variant dubbed SwiftSlicer, according to ESET researchers.

A joint federal alert urges network defenders to review recommendations for an ongoing phishing campaign targeting legitimate remote monitoring and management (RMM) software.

Previously known as Kalispell Regional Healthcare, the proposed $4.3 million settlement is actually the second health data breach lawsuit to impact Logan Health in the last three years.

In a worst case scenario, SMP Health has suspended operations at its Peru, Illinois, hospital. The financial impacts of its 2021 cyberattack and outage were partially behind the closure.

This week’s healthcare data breach roundup includes NextGen Health's information being posted to the dark web, as well as additional organizations informing patients their data was compromised via Pixel exposure.

Audits of Southern Oregon Rehabilitation Center and Clinics, and Tuscaloosa VA Medical Center in Alabama revealed security gaps in at least four areas, including vulnerability management.

The American Hospital Association's John Riggi shared his biggest concerns for healthcare in the coming year, including the pressing threat posed by Daixin ransomware and providers that haven’t implemented MFA.

Two new reports from Ponemon Institute and Fortified Health Security examine ransomware and hacking trends over the last year, noting the increased risk to patient safety.