Healthcare needs a security strategy that involves the implementation of controls that compensate for unpatched vulnerabilities of at-risk devices.

The growing number of successful cyberattacks has urged healthcare organizations to take steps in protecting their systems from threat actors.

Attacks present challenges for the medical community. Governments and institutions must work together to create a secure environment for patient data.

Healthcare organizations must research their existing cybersecurity posture and establish strong internal processes at every level of the company.

Healthcare security leaders must mitigate a number of cybersecurity threats facing the sector, including third-party breaches, IoT device attacks, and cloud data breaches.

As digital health data becomes more accessible, hospitals must update old infrastructure and implement cybersecurity strategies to protect sensitive patient information.

The public and private sectors, and the security industry as a whole, need to come together to get healthcare security on the road to recovery.

Cybersecurity executives can explore three recent data privacy lawsuits to determine whether their organizations are truly compliant with data sharing laws.

Cyber actors are targeting the healthcare sector with phishing, social engineering and ransomware attacks. Here's how healthcare cybersecurity leaders can fight back.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued guidance for healthcare security leaders to protect medical devices from cyberattacks.