As health sector grapples with ransomware, a search for better incident data

After China’s cancer rate surged in recent years, Chinese authorities went looking for an answer to the problem.

The case is the latest example of how state attorneys are taking legal action following large-scale security incidents.

The research points to a broader problem of insecure firmware used in medical devices, according to CyberMDX.

Analysts at Sandia National Laboratories discovered the flaw in the Burrows-Wheeler Aligner. A patch has been issued for the software.

Medtronic equipment again is the subject of a cybersecurity warning from U.S. regulators.

The medical billing company has been on life support since its four largest clients cut ties after a breach.

The Alaris Gateway Workstation can be "bricked" by one attack, and another would allow hackers to reconfigure it or monitor what it does, researchers with CyberMDX say.

The unauthorized access occurred between August 1, 2018 and March 30, according to an SEC filing.

Patient names, their rehab care provider, and specific procedures they received were among the information sitting in the insecure database.

Bounty UK collected information from new mothers, mothers-to-be, as well as the birth dates and genders of young children, according to the ICO.