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Health-ISAC Annual Report 2025 shows surge in threat intel and tabletop drills, putting resilience in focus As cyber and physical threats continue to disrupt healthcare delivery worldwide, the Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Health-ISAC) is marking its fifteenth year by doubling down on sector-wide resilience. In its newly released Annual Report 2025, the orga...


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HHS has updated its free RISC 2.0 toolkit with a new cybersecurity module, asking hospitals to assess digital threats alongside hurricanes, power failures and other hazards. Pulled quotes from Health-ISAC: Errol Weiss, chief security officer at the Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center, said the creation of the cyber module was a “smart move,” with […]

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This week, Health-ISAC®‘s Hacking Healthcare® examines a legislative bill in the United States Senate that may have the congressional support to significantly change numerous aspects of health sector cybersecurity and resiliency. Join us as we assess what the bill would do, the progress it appears to be making, and what it could mean for health sector […]

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Posing as cybercriminals, investigators shut down a platform that fueled more than 30 million bogus emails in a single month, they say Microsoft says it has helped pull the plug on a massive criminal platform that sold ready-made online hacking kits for budding cybercriminals. The move, announced Wednesday, involved seizing more than 300 web domains, including […]


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One email was all it took. An employee clicked what looked like a routine sign‑in request. Behind the scenes, attackers swiped credentials, slipped past security controls, impersonated a trusted user, and gained access to critical systems. In other cases, similar intrusions delayed paychecks, rerouted invoices, stole sensitive data, locked up entire&n...


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