Security leaders face a strategic quandary: when should medical devices with known security flaws be replaced, and when is a change unnecessary? 

How the U.S. government is taking steps to protect employees in the healthcare sector.

A new survey of U.S.-based clinics and hospitals has revealed less than one in five institutions have correctly implemented basic phishing and spoofing protection.

A federal investigation found that a children's hospital in Columbus, Ohio, failed to protect employees from workplace violence and serious injuries. 

An unauthorized user accessed online prescription company PillPack's customer email addresses and passwords to log into their online accounts.

New legislation addresses the need for skilled cybersecurity professionals and digital security enhancement protocols in rural healthcare settings.

Mass notification systems aid organizational communication with applications in a number of sectors, from university and school communities to healthcare systems.

The Fighting Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Act of 2023, reintroduced to Congress in late January, is designed to establish mental health programs for first responders.

US Wellness announced it was the victim of a ransomware attack that may have involved protected health information belonging to members of its wellness clients.

After an OSHA investigation, a federal judge ruled that UHS of Delaware and UHS of Fuller had exposed Fuller Hospital employees to workplace violence.