A recent study by Claroty reveals that healthcare networks and medical devices are extremely vulnerable to cyberattacks. 63% of the exploited vulnerabilities listed by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) are found on such networks, and about 23% of medical devices contain at least one. Moreover, 14% of connected medical devices use unsupported or obsolete systems, making them susceptible to unpatchable vulnerabilities. Claroty suggests addressing these issues through secure remote access, risk prioritization and segmentation.

Tenable Finds DeepSeek AI Can Be Manipulated to Generate Malware
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