The malware group, BlackCat, infiltrated Change Healthcare, a subsidiary of UnitedHealth, marking the largest healthcare data breach in US history. UnitedHeath spent $3.1 billion in recovery and provided $8.5 billion in loans for Temporary Funding Assistance. The breach affected around 190 million people, revealing a critical vulnerability in third-party access and identity security. According to a Ponemon Institute survey, 47% of 1,942 respondents experienced a data breach involving third-parties. This highlights the need for zero-trust architecture in cybersecurity strategies.
The Plight of the K-Beauty Devotee
President Trump’s imposition of a 25% tariff on South Korean imports, a potential fallout from the ongoing trade war, could make K-beauty (Korean skincare) products
