It is more important now than ever before that healthcare organizations ensure their data is secure from potential cyber attacks. 

Over the past few weeks we have already seen cyber criminals taking advantage of the current pandemic by embedding trojans or worms in documents posing as information on COVID-19, or by taking advantage of organizations as they transition their workers into work from home programs. There was even an attempted hacking attack on the World Health Organization!

Healthcare Organizations have the responsibility of ensuring their patients data is safe from potential cyber attacks during this pandemic. To help these organizations during this time H-ISAC has partnered with RiskRecon, a Mastercard Company, to provide all healthcare organizations with free cybersecurity rating assessments. 

To learn more about this new program, H-ISAC and RiskRecon view our latest copy of Incident of the Week!

This week we saw vulnerabilities in GE's patient monitors, NIST Ransomware guides, The State of the Phish report saw 65% of organizations victim to phishing attacks in 2019 and EPIC releases a statement and recommendations for new rules. 

December 31st, 2019 marked the end of the decade. As much as we wish it were true, the end of the decade did not bring the end of cyber attacks. 

As we go forward into 2020 healthcare is seeing a shift away from ransomware attacks as the #1 attack on the healthcare industry, health data breach lawsuits are becoming more common, rising tensions with Iran poses a threat on the cyber security of hospitals and health systems and digital imaging servers are still vulnerable to cyber attacks

Over the past few months we have seen cyber criminals take advantage of the current pandemic by embedding trojans or worms in documents posing as important on COVID-19, or by taking advantage of organizations as they transition their workers into work form home programs.

Healthcare organizations have the responsibility of ensuring their patients data is safe from potential cyber attacks during this pandemic. That's where CTI League helps.

CTI League is a community of CTI experts, incident responders and industry experts working to neutralize all cyber threats looking to exploit the current pandemic. Together they identify, analyze and neutralize all threats but, due to current circumstances, are prioritizing front-line medical resources and critical infrastructure

To learn more about CTI League, the work they have been doing and the impact of COVID-19 on cybersecurity fill out the form to view the Q&A

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