P3 Care, a MIPS qualified registry, has published an update on MIPS 2024 policy changes, focusing on the role of third-party intermediaries in MIPS reporting. The new policies address intermediaries in terms of data aggregation, submission, technology integration, performance analysis, regulatory compliance, and education and training. It notably includes the elimination of Health IT vendors from MIPS by 2025. QCDRs and qualified registries must also comply with new self-nomination standards and stricter data validation audits.
Abandoned AWS S3 Buckets Can be Reused to Hijack Global Software Supply Chain
WatchTowr Labs has identified a security flaw in abandoned AWS S3 buckets that could allow attackers to hijack software supply chains, potentially leading to large-scale