Cyberattack against Stryker highlights potential impacts of Iran war on healthcare industry
Supply chain worries are already of concern, but this attack opened a new avenue where healthcare could be targeted.
Supply chain worries are already of concern, but this attack opened a new avenue where healthcare could be targeted.
The trillion-dollar biopharma is balancing innovation with caution.
The move breaks from a trend established by other states that give patients more control over their data.
The US mandates cybersecurity measures in new devices, but hospitals rely on legacy devices.
Washington and New York seek to provide more protections for how health data is collected and sold.
California’s Sutter Health is one of the latest to adopt this new technology for patient communications.
Congress has until the end of September to renew the law, which allows organizations to share information about potential cyber threats.
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