Russian government hackers are raiding aging routers and switches to slip into US critical infrastructure, the FBI is warning. The agency is urging organizations to lock down legacy gear before it ...

The Food and Drug Administration implemented sweeping new regulations last year to improve cybersecurity oversight of medical devices, as cyberattackers continued to target hospitals. However, the ...

Much of the conversation about medical device cybersecurity focuses on the new Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) revised rules for premarket submissions. These regulations changed how devices are ...

Between high-profile hacks and hospitals’ growing dependency on connected medical devices, cybersecurity is as relevant to healthcare as it’s ever been. And while providers and device manufacturers ...

T-Mobile is retiring older SyncUP DRIVE hardware and its legacy app on March 15. Users with legacy hardware can upgrade to the new model for free by downloading the T Life app. The new version uses ...

As the industry has gotten better at locking down endpoint devices such as laptops, threat actors are finding new ways to infiltrate an organization’s systems—and they’re seeing more and more success.

While ransomware is still the most significant healthcare security risk, medical device hacking is a concern that continues to grow. Just last week, the Department of Homeland Security issued a ...

End-of-life devices remain a pervasive security concern in the enterprise, as do poorly segmented networks, unpatched systems, and visibility gaps, according to recent telemetry reports. The extent to ...

The wireless trend in healthcare these days has become as ubiquitous as the air we breathe. Consumerization of healthcare, coupled with advances in technology, have propelled this phenomenon, and many ...