The release of the 2024 Healthcare Cybersecurity Survey Report by the Healthcare Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) has provided a compelling and comprehensive overview of the current state of cybersecurity within the healthcare industry. As cyber threats continue to evolve and grow
Lisa Bern, a resident of Rathdrum, faced a terrifying ordeal when a cyberattack led to a prolonged delay in receiving her medical bills while she was battling breast cancer. The delay, which lasted for a year, became a significant source of frustration for Bern, especially as it came after a
The HIMSS25 Healthcare Cybersecurity Forum in Las Vegas will gather industry leaders to address the increasing cyber threats in the healthcare sector and the necessity for stronger protections. In an era where advanced technology plays a pivotal role in saving lives and managing patient
In recent years, the rapid expansion of health information technology (IT) has fundamentally altered the landscape of the healthcare industry, prompting critical discussions on its impact. The hope was to usher in an era of greater efficiency, reduced costs, and enhanced patient care. However, as
The integration of technology in healthcare has revolutionized patient care, making it more efficient and accessible. However, this digital transformation also brings significant risks, particularly concerning the security of sensitive patient data and the integrity of healthcare systems.
The February 2024 ransomware attack on Change Healthcare, a health tech entity owned by UnitedHealth, stands as the most extensive data breach in U.S. history, specifically affecting health and medical data. This cyber onslaught infiltrated the systems of Change Healthcare, impacting the personal
