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Healthcare workers view patient violence and impacts of burnout/mental health as greatest safety concerns, according to a recent safety report.

New data breach notification rules have been proposed by the FCC to strengthen the rules for notifying customers and law enforcement of breaches.

David Dunn has been appointed as Kroll’s Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). Dunn succeeds Wayne Peterson, who recently retired.

The county of Rockland, New York is rolling out a new bus safety program that works by having cameras detect when vehicles pass a stopped bus. 

The UPHOLD Privacy Act was introduced to the Senate to prevent companies from profiting off of identifiable health data for advertising purposes. 

Keith Anderson has been named CISO at JetBlue. Anderson will work to ensure the company’s data, systems and other assets remain protected.

A global threat report analyzed the trends and behaviors of recent cyberattacks finding that attacks had increased in both number and complexity. 

Online counseling service BetterHelp has received a proposed order from the FTC banning the company from sharing users' private health information.

According to a recent report, mobile phishing is on the rise with 2022 having the highest percentage of mobile phishing encounter rates.

Following a fatal shooting on its campus, MSU is updating its security measures. Changes will include increased surveillance and mandatory training.