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Cyber Challenges 2024

When it comes to healthcare cybersecurity, providers continued to be a prime target of malicious actors in 2023, with major breaches affecting HCA Healthcare, New England Life Care, Managed Care of North America, Rite Aid Corp. and others making headlines this past year.

To better prepare for the year ahead, healthcare providers will find themselves again in the crosshairs of bad actors. Because of this, it’s critical for security and IT pros to learn from these past experiences to better position their organizations to face the ever-evolving threat landscape. And while it will continue to prove to be an uphill battle, healthcare security and IT pros, along with legislators and cybersecurity vendor partners, will make great strides in the coming year.

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Cybercrime Convention

The UN’s Ad Hoc Committee to  Elaborate a Comprehensive International Convention on Countering the Use

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