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AHA provides information for hearing on “Why Health Care is Unaffordable: The Fallout of Democrats’ Inflation on Patients and Small Businesses.”
This edition Hacking Healthcare examines the fallout of the 2020 Blackbaud ransomware incident that affected thousands of the organization’s customers.
H-ISAC TLP White Hacking Healthcare - March 23, 2023
AHA, health organizations request increased funding for Children's Hospitals Graduate Medical Education Program.
Defending hospitals and health systems from frequent cyberattacks is a battle largely fought in the shadows, out of the public eye, as the FBI recently did with its takedown of the criminal HIVE ransomware gang whose cyber mischief threatened patient safety.
AHA comments on the proposed Standards for Health Care Attachments Transactions and Electronic Signatures, and Modification to Referral Certification and Authorization Transaction Standard.
AHA responds to the RFI on the drivers of health care workforce shortages and solutions.
Black Basta was initially spotted in early 2022, known for its double extortion attack, the Russian-speaking group not only executes ransomware, but also exfiltrates sensitive data, operating a cybercrime marketplace to publicly release it, should a victim fail to pay a ransom.
Clinicians, social service providers and community members make up the health care triangle: strong, connective links between the three create the kind of impactful partnerships that drive progress and advance health.
AHA comments on the Request for Information on the reauthorization of the Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Act (PAHPA).
On March 14, 2023, the Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center (HC3) shared a report "February 2023 Vulnerability Bulletin" regarding vulnerabilities impacting information systems relevant to the health sector.