Half of healthcare organizations in the U.S. have experienced a data breach, up from 36% two years ago. This is due to increased cybersecurity risks, and has potential to impact millions of patients. Frequent causes of breaches include hacking, malware, phishing scams, and software vulnerability. To protect data, small practices should ensure they have the right security software, including EHRs and cloud security software, and invest in staff training. Regularly running risk assessments and managing cybersecurity policies can also minimize risk.
Medusind Data Breach Exposes Over 360,000 Individuals’ Healthcare Info
Healthcare revenue cycle management provider Medusind has reported a data breach affecting around 361,000 people’s personal and health information. The firm discovered suspicious activity on
