Customers of Medibank have recently been on high alert. Cyber Criminals have been leaking stolen medical information from the health insurance company. A group with ties to the extremely known cybergang REvil started publishing stolen information including customers’ names, birth dates, passport numbers, and more.
Customers of Medibank have recently been on high alert. Cyber Criminals have been leaking stolen medical information from the health insurance company. A group with ties to the extremely known cybergang REvil started publishing stolen information including customers’ names, birth dates, passport numbers, and more.
Customers of Medibank have recently been on high alert. Cyber Criminals have been leaking stolen medical information from the health insurance company. A group with ties to the extremely known cybergang REvil started publishing stolen information including customers’ names, birth dates, passport numbers, and more.
Finally, more information is being released about two top tier ransomware operations, Blackcat and Royal by the Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center (HC3). Both pose a severe threat to healthcare and the public health sector.
Data breaches are already tough enough. Unfortunately, sometimes actual medical devices are affected. When a device is affected, two things must happen.
Ever wondered about the difference between personally identifiable information (PII) and protected health information (PHI)? Health IT Security provides a deeper insight into the difference.
Recently, Health Specialists of Central Florida Inc. (HSCF) settled a case with the HHS’ Office for Civil Rights, according to a recent article published by HIPAA Journal. HSCF had to pay $20,000 in financial penalties for violating HIPAA Right of Access regulations.
Carosh Compliance Solutions is excited to announce Pamela Coley will be joining the team as the VP Operations, Value-Added Resellers (VAR) Programs. Ms. Coley brings over 20 years of consulting experience.
It is all too common for HIPAA violations to occur. More often, violations could be avoided if the correct steps are in place, saving a practice tens of thousands of dollars. Dental practices are also subject to HIPAA and are currently being hit hard with violations.
The HHS has released a statement regarding covered entities’ obligations regarding the use of tracking technology. Tracking technology is used to get information regarding how users interact with an entity’s website or app.