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The federal government today announced free training for health care workers to address the rise of health care cyberattacks, as well as a review of the ways hospitals can stay protected.

This month, the federal government urged the health care community to stay vigilant about emerging cyber threats, particularly when it comes to electronic medical records.

The White House this week unveiled its national cybersecurity strategy that marks a fundamental shift “in how the United States allocates roles, responsibilities, and resources in cyberspace.”

The rise of artificial intelligence has the potential to spark industry-wide change across sectors.

Health care organizations continue to face a significant threat from ransomware attacks that aim to disrupt the delivery of care.

This year saw plenty of new COVID-19 developments, but we saw several other important topics come to the forefront as well, including a growing focus on health care cybersecurity, the behavioral health crisis, hospitals’ financial strain, and the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Pennsylvania is receiving nearly $100 million in federal funding to support its public health infrastructure, state officials announced this week.

A new report from the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee highlights the growing cybersecurity challenges facing health care..

The nation’s cybersecurity experts are warning the health care community to be on alert for several new vulnerabilities that pose a significant threat to hospital operations and patient care.

Health care has felt the heaviest burden from data breaches, with the average cost rising to more than $10 million per event