Cybersecurity risks facing healthcare organizations in 2026 are increasingly tied to prolonged technology outages that directly disrupt patient care, according to John Riggi, national adviser for ...

Cybersecurity attacks on the healthcare industry have increased due to the sensitive nature of the data it handles and the critical services it provides. In 2023, there were 725 reported data breaches ...

It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future. High on the regulatory watch list for the healthcare sector is ...

Health care organizations, with their vast reserves of highly sensitive data, are often prime targets for ransomware groups. Last year alone, there were 677 health care cyber-attacks, including a ...

Patients of NKC Health in North Kansas City learned in November that their data was compromised in ‘one of the most massive ...

As I was reading various financial headlines last week to try and stay current on stock market developments, I came across a troubling headline: "HealthEquity Stock Plummets as Firm's Profit Hurt by ...

Funding shortfalls and workforce shortages leave small, rural and resource-constrained healthcare providers especially vulnerable to ransomware attacks that disrupt care delivery. That's a reality ...

A wealth of information, including Social Security numbers, birth dates, and health insurance details; a reliance on systems connected to the internet; and weak protections. It's easy to see why ...

Small and rural hospitals are seeking strategies to find their way through the dangerous surge of healthcare cyberattacks. It's a challenge for many of them. For instance, most of the 550 or so rural ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Tony Bradley covers the intersection of tech and entertainment. When cybersecurity fails in healthcare, people get hurt. That ...

Data breaches represent a serious and growing legal liability risk in the New York healthcare industry, with frequent, large-scale incidents ...

The government is introducing new measures through a £210m Cyber Action Plan to make online public services more secure and resilient.