Industry Perspectives

Software licensing, SBOMs, and supplier contracts now determine whether medical devices can be patched and stay on the market.

Not every cyberattack is an FDA issue — learn how to assess device risk and when to report under MDR or Part 806.

Learn 5 ways to strengthen RCM security, improve cyber resilience, and keep claims, eligibility, and cash flow moving during outages.

Learn how agentic AI supports pen testing with solvers, validators, and orchestration that reduce false positives and verify real security findings.

Catalog APIs, limit PHI access, use OAuth/SMART on FHIR, encrypt traffic, protect secrets, and monitor third‑party activity.

Learn 7 healthcare cybersecurity steps that help clinics protect patient data, meet HIPAA rules, train staff, and cut breach risk.

Explains why HIPAA de-identification often isn't GDPR anonymization, comparing standards, risks, and cross-border data implications.

Washington’s 2026 MHMDA reshapes consent, geofencing, DSARs, vendor risk, and HIPAA overlap for consumer health data.

Healthcare breaches expose PHI and can disrupt EHRs, devices and workflows—causing delays, complications, and higher mortality risk.

CISA and partner agencies update SBOM minimum elements with new fields and clarifications to boost software supply chain transparency.

AnMed recovers from a July 26 malware attack that closed 83 facilities; patients warned about communications.

Use 10–15 KPIs tied to patient safety, PHI protection, and care continuity with clear owners, formulas, and targets.

Examines how AI vendors reduce bias in healthcare via data curation, fairness-aware models, documentation, and post-launch monitoring.

AES for bulk patient telemetry; RSA for device identity, signatures, and key exchange. Hybrid approach with TLS, rotation, and revocation.

Align pre- and postmarket cybersecurity in one lifecycle: shared governance, build-produced SBOMs, coordinated response, scheduled reviews.

RTO vs RPO in healthcare: how downtime and data loss impact patient safety, setting measurable targets, and testing recovery plans.

Checklist to secure medical-device networks: inventory, segmentation, firewall rules, IDS coverage, and tracked residual risk.

How third-party software and vendor outages cause device failures, delayed care, and increased patient harm, plus practical steps to reduce risk.

Show risk before it hits care: practical KRIs for patching, MFA, vendors, devices, detection, and response tied to HIPAA and NIST.

Identifies internet-exposed services, weak remote access, legacy systems, poor segmentation, and unmanaged devices that endanger patient care.

NY SHIELD broadens HIPAA scope, mandates 30-day breach notices, and raises vendor, inventory, and access-control requirements.

Clear steps, deadlines, and notice requirements for reporting breaches of unsecured PHI to individuals, HHS, and media.

Guide to scoping, safe discovery and authenticated scans, validating findings, and prioritizing fixes to secure telehealth and protect patient care.

Case studies show imaging, EHR, chatbot, and infrastructure AI can fail catastrophically under adversarial attacks.