healthcare news
Weeks after malware disruption, New York hospital is getting back online
Malicious cyber activity has continued to disrupt IT systems in the health sector despite a raging global pandemic.
Someone duped Twitter verification to spread racist disinformation on US coronavirus vaccine
The tactic sounds a lot like a prior Iranian disinformation effort.
How scammers use faked news articles to promote coronavirus 'cures' that only defraud victims
It's the latest effort to separate anxious web users from their hard-earned cash.
3 strategies for addressing sensitive legal cybersecurity issues
In this op-ed, two expert attorneys gives some advice on how to keep cyber risks from turning into legal risks.
Burglars expose Walgreens customer data in a different kind of breach
It's a reminder that physical attacks can trigger breach notifications.
Garmin mobile app down amid possible ransomware attack
Garmin’s mobile application and services were experiencing outages amid reports that the smartwatch and wearables company was suffering from a ransomware attack.
CISA turns to security experts with street cred to protect health sector
Josh Corman, who has long evangelized for medical-device security, will help expand the agency’s attempts to secure networks during the pandemic.
Fixing supply chain vulnerabilities should be a team effort
Over time, the hope is that we can start building connected devices with a security-first approach.
US accuses two Chinese hackers of global hacking campaign, targeting coronavirus vaccine research
The charges from the Department of Justice come amid mounting pressure for governments around the world to mitigate COVID-19.
Russian government hackers targeting coronavirus vaccine research, UK, US and Canada warn
Russian government hackers have been targeting coronavirus vaccine research, U.K., U.S., and Canadian government officials said.
