Posts tagged: HIPAA
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Is Proxmox Free? A Clear Guide to Licensing & Costs
Discover if Proxmox is free and how its AGPLv3 license works. Learn about community vs premium tiers, repo differences, and when small businesses should pay.
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Major Healthcare Software Vendor Investigating Cyberattack
A major healthcare software vendor is investigating a cyberattack affecting protected health information. What providers should watch for next.
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Ernst & Young Data Breach Affects Personal, Financial Information
A third-party platform compromise exposed names, Social Security numbers, and card data. What the Ernst & Young breach means for your vendor risk program.
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ISMG Editors: AI Phishing Kits Go Mainstream
AI phishing kits have gone mainstream, letting low-skill attackers run convincing campaigns. Key takeaways from ISMG's coverage and how to defend.
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Compromised Logins Now the Top Entry Point for Ransomware
Compromised logins have overtaken software flaws as the top entry point for ransomware. How credential-driven attacks work and how to stop them.
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CISA warns admins to patch actively exploited SharePoint flaws
CISA warns admins to patch three actively exploited flaws in on-premises SharePoint Server. Affected versions and mitigation steps.
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In Other News: DHS Database Hacked, Canada Disrupts Ransomware
DHS database hack, Adobe's faster patch cadence, and a Canadian ransomware takedown: this week's security roundup and what it means for you.
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AI Contract Testing for Voice Biometrics and Compliance
AI Contract Testing for Voice Biometrics Under PCI and HIPAA Voice biometrics sits at the intersection of identity, accessibility, and sensitive data. If...
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Ransomware Uses a Malicious Driver to Disable Endpoint Defenses
A new ransomware family abuses the PoisonX kernel driver to shut down endpoint defenses. How BYOVD attacks work and how to block them.
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The Gentlemen Ransomware: A Test of Identity and Recovery
The Gentlemen ransomware tests whether your identity and recovery controls can contain an attacker after initial access. How to harden both.
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JadePuffer: The First Complete LLM-Driven Ransomware Attack
JadePuffer is the first fully LLM-driven ransomware attack, exploiting a Langflow flaw end to end. What autonomous threats mean for defenders.
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Zero Trust Rules for GenAI Email Triage and HIPAA-Safe
Zero Trust for GenAI Email Triage and HIPAA Communications Healthcare teams are using GenAI to help triage patient emails, draft responses, and route...
