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Cybersecurity

More than half (58 percent) of senior healthcare executives at organizations that recently merged or acquired another organization said they discovered a cybersecurity problem with the newly added company after the deal was completed, according to a survey commissioned by…

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A Purdue University security team discovered  an unauthorized access file installed on certain computers at the West Lafayette, Ind.-based Purdue University Pharmacy in April. One month later, the team found malware on a computer at the Family Health Clinic of…

Numerous privacy incidents at health IT suppliers, hospitals and other healthcare organizations captured public attention last month.

Aultman Hospital in Canton, Ohio, began notifying about 43,000 patients who were seen at its  main hospital, AultWorks Occupational Medicine and some Aultman physician offices of a potential compromise of their protected health information.

Rochester, Minn.-based Associates in Psychiatry and Psychology discovered March 31 ts files had been locked with a variant of ransomware that also disabled affected computers' system restore functions and reformatted the network storage device where the practice kept local backups.

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