Privacy & Security

Three reports released this week show that supply chain cyberattacks were the most likely to disrupt care delivery, with cloud account compromises emerging as the most prevalent threat to healthcare organizations.

The CSIRO has identified three critical priorities for responsible AI use in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthcare.

Peer-to-peer threat intelligence is enormously important as cyberattacks continue to target the industry, says Health-ISAC's chief security officer, even as a key information sharing act, CISA 2015, has now expired.

Data management basics are too often lacking, and policy regs still evolving, says cybersecurity strategist Richard Staynings. Whether dealing with automated decision support or adversarial deepfakes, healthcare orgs need both.

Best practices for safeguarding your healthcare AI workloads and PHI.

Its latest interoperability projects explore privacy-preserving applications that could improve the accuracy and scalability of individual access services under TEFCA and test FHIR-based capabilities.

The report also notes that more than half of clinical and IT leaders are not confident that shared devices fully protect patient data.

Pelu Tran, Ferrum Health's CEO, says a point solution approach for scaling health AI "doesn't really work when you're dealing with every possible disease, patient or service line" needing AI, and favoring one LLM may also limit future coding.

The NOFO encourages states to facilitate collaboration between rural health facilities and larger regional systems to share resources, technology and services for their applications. 

Threat actors used a number of methods to gain access to Salesforce, a CRM app commonly used by hospitals and health systems.