Cybersecurity

Magellan Health and several of its entities have reported email hacking incidents affecting 364,892 individuals' health information due to an April ransomware attack on the Phoenix-based managed care company. 

HHS may consider proposing modifications to HIPAA rules to allow for more coordinated care in a value-based healthcare context.

Ransomware gang Netwalker attacked the University of California San Francisco medical school's computer systems June 1, initially demanding a $3 million ransom, according to BBC News.  

An employee of a Houston area health clinic responded to a phishing email that allowed unauthorized access to thousands of patients' information in the email account, the health system running the clinic said.

West Des Moines, Iowa-based UnityPoint Health agreed to settle a proposed class action lawsuit related to two cybersecurity issues that compromised patient information, according to Law360.

Here are the health system malware, ransomware and phishing incidents Becker's Hospital Review reported during June.

University of Florida, UF Health Shands in Gainesville and UF Health Jacksonville all reported email hacking incidents associated with an attack on a business associated that affected thousands of individuals.

Iowa Total Care, a health plan, reported a data breach that affected thousands of individuals.

University of California San Francisco confirmed that it paid $1.14 million to hackers  after a June 1 ransomware attack on its medical school's computer servers. 

Health tech company Philips issued a notification of a low-severity vulnerability for specific versions of its ultrasound software applications on June 24.