Coronavirus May Force Intelligence Community To Rethink Its Job

Coronavirus May Force The U.S. Intelligence Community To Rethink How It Does Its Job by Ken Dilanian.  NBC News.  June 6, 2020.

How the Pandemic Will End

How The Pandemic Will End by Ed Yong.  The Atlantic.  March 25, 2020.

How Hackers Make Money From Stolen Medical Data

This Is How Hackers Make Money From Your Stolen Medical Data By Charlie Osborne.  ZDNet.  June 5, 2019. 

Cyberattack Illustrates Risk Versus Benefit Caciulation of Centralized Data bases

Data Breaches Dent Singapore's Image As A Tech Innovator by Mike Ives.  The New York Times.  January 29, 2019.  

Healthcare Providers--Not Hackers--Leak More Of Your Data

Healthcare Providers--Not Hackers--Leak More Of Your Data.  Michigan State University/Science Daily.  November 20, 2018. 

HHS Report: FDA Isn't Doing Enough About Hacking Of Medical Devices

FDA Isn't Doing Enough To Prevent Medical Device Hacking, HHS Report Says by Naomi Thomas.   CNN.  November 1, 2018. 

Information Security In Healthcare: A Many-Faceted Challenge

Medical Identity Theft A Growing Threat by Liv Osby.  Gannett/Greenville Online.  August 29, 2017. 

Hospital Siege Offers Counterterrorism Lessons

Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Siege Offers Counterterrorism Lessons by Al Baker.  New York Times.  August 24, 2017. 

Average Cost Of Hospital Cyber Breech: $2.2 Million; Threats Growing

Hospitals Face Growing Cybersecurity Threats by Lauren Silverman.  NPR.  July 26, 2017. 

Report Of Health Care Industry Cybersecurity Task Force

Report On Improving Cybersecurity In The Health Care Industry.  Health Care Industry Cybersecurity Task Force.  June 2017. 

8,600 Security Vulnerabilities In Pacemakers

Analysis Finds 8,000+ Security Flaws In Pacemakers by Erin Dietsche by Erin Dietsche.  MedCity News.  May 30, 2017. 

The Unique Problems And Solutions For Medical Data Security

The Health Data Conundrum by Kathryn Haun And Eric J. Topol.  The New York Times.  January 2, 2017

Computer Authentication By Brain Waves May Risk Personal Information

Brain Waves Can Be Used To Detect Potentially Harmful Personal Information.  Texas Tech University/Science Daily.  October 3, 2016

Surgical Technicians With Access To Powerful Narcotics--Need For Regulation?

Who Watches The Unseen Hospital Employee?  by Rebecca Lindstrom.  11 Alive.  May 27, 2016

Study Outlines Seven Reasons Health Care Sector Is Vulnerable To Privacy Breaches

Hackers, Phishers, And Disappearing Thumb Drives:  Lessons Learned From Major Health Care Data Breaches by Nian Yaraghi.  Brookings.  May 5, 2016

Some Basic Steps Can Help Avoid Hospital Ransomware Attacks

Here's How Hospitals Can Protect Themselves From Ransomware Attacks by Denise Anderson.  Stat.  April 27, 2016

Hospital Computer Attacks Call For Network And Training Solutions In A Changing Digital Environment; Vulnerabilities And Stakes High

Under Pressure To Digitize Everything, Hospitals Are Hackers' Biggest New Target by Carolyn Y. Johnson and Matt Zapotosky.  The Washington Post.  April 1, 2016

Massive Drug Thefts At Emory Midtown

Years Of Large-Scale Drug thefts Report At An Emory Hospital by Andy Miller.  Georgia Health News.  March 8, 2016. 

Computer Security Evaluators In Test Were Able ToTake Control Of Patient Monitors, Medicine Delivery Request Systems

Baltimore Hackers Say They Reveal Deadly Cybersecurity Weaknesses At Area Hospitals by Ian Duncan.  Baltimore Sun.  February 26, 2016

Hospital Pays In Ransomware Attack; Makes Rare Public Admission

California Hospital Makes Rare Admission Of Hack, Ransom Payment by Alex Dobuzinskis And SJim Finkle