After failing to disclose a breach within the 60-day HIPAA requirement and other possible violations, OSU-Center for Health Sciences pays penalty for 2018 breach affecting nearly 280,000 patients.

The House passed the Quantum Computing Cybersecurity Preparedness Act, which would press agencies to identify specific systems and devices for the transition and require the executive branch to provide regular updates to Congress.

Cynet study finds that small- and medium-sized businesses are challenged by a lack of skilled personnel, excessive manual analysis, and the increasingly remote workforce.

The prospect of offering financial and payments services to cannabis sales businesses appears as both a rare greenfield opportunity for banks and credit unions, and also a potential risk management landmine.

Here’s a three-point strategy for how the cybersecurity community can help the government fight fraud and establish greater trust in government programs.

A former Justice official told SC Media that future cybersecurity cases relying on the False Claims Act must go further in demonstrating that the government views noncompliance in cybersecurity as a serious breach of contract worthy of denying payment.

The Biden administration, Congress, and tech giants are all working to address patient privacy concerns brought on by the overturning of Roe v. Wade, including a possible HIPAA update.

The Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Civil Rights (OCR) has agreed to implement a feedback mechanism by adding language and contact information to the confirmation email that healthcare entities receive.