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States can be aggressive HIPAA enforcers. As cybersecurity risks grow, states are stepping in to ensure healthcare providers do more to protect patient privacy.
States can be aggressive HIPAA enforcers. As cybersecurity risks grow, states are stepping in to ensure healthcare providers do more to protect patient privacy.
The risks to patient data have entered a frightening new phase, with cybercriminals going directly to patients to extort money from them.
A ransomware attack on a large business associate software vendor compromised the protected health information of 2.7 million vendor customers’ patients.
Victims of cybercrime don’t receive a break from HIPAA enforcers. Failure to protect patient data is a HIPAA failure and can lead to investigations and fines.
Learn how to stop the BlackSuit and Royal ransomware groups from interrupting operations, stealing your data, and demanding ransoms.
When ransomware hits, a cascade of challenges follows: business interruption, breach notification, and investigations. Lawsuits are often next.
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