Microsoft and CrowdStrike have launched a collaborative initiative to standardize the identification of cybercriminals and state-sponsored actors within the cybersecurity landscape. This effort aims to address the confusion stemming from inconsistent naming conventions used by different organizations, thereby improving communication and intelligence sharing among cybersecurity professionals. By creating a unified framework for threat actor identification, the initiative seeks to bolster collaboration between private sector companies and government agencies, enhancing the overall effectiveness in responding to increasing cyber threats. The project emphasizes the need for collective action in addressing the complexities of modern cyber threats.

Microsoft and CrowdStrike Unite to Standardize Cyber Threat Actor Naming SecurityWeek

Stanford Health Care Unveils ChatEHR: Revolutionizing Patient Data Access with AI Stanford Medicine

The ransomware group Interlock has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Kettering Health, disrupting operations across the healthcare network and forcing a complete shutdown of computer systems. The attack, which occurred two weeks ago, involved the theft of over 940 gigabytes of sensitive data, including patient health records and employee information. Although initially unconfirmed, the attack's connection to Interlock was later established, and the group's acknowledgment of responsibility may indicate stalled negotiations regarding ransom demands, which Kettering Health has publicly stated it did not meet. Some of the compromised files contain particularly sensitive information, including details related to police officers affiliated with the organization.

Ransomware Attack on Kettering Health Exposes 940GB of Sensitive Data TechCrunch

Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have created a machine learning tool named GLUCOSE to improve blood sugar management for ICU patients recovering from heart surgery. Published in NPJ Digital Medicine, the study discusses the difficulty in maintaining stable blood sugar levels, as patients are vulnerable to both hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia. GLUCOSE employs reinforcement learning to provide insulin dosing recommendations based on real-time data, enhancing patient safety and supporting clinician decision-making. Initial tests indicate that GLUCOSE can perform on par with experienced clinicians, but the developers underscore its role as an aid rather than a replacement for clinical judgment.

AI Tool GLUCOSE Revolutionizes Blood Sugar Management in ICU Recovery Mount Sinai

Microsoft and CrowdStrike have launched a collaborative initiative to standardize the identification of cybercriminals and state-sponsored actors within the cybersecurity landscape. This effort aims to address the confusion stemming from inconsistent naming conventions used by different organizations, thereby improving communication and intelligence sharing among cybersecurity professionals. By creating a unified framework for threat actor identification, the initiative seeks to bolster collaboration between private sector companies and government agencies, enhancing the overall effectiveness in responding to increasing cyber threats. The project emphasizes the need for collective action in addressing the complexities of modern cyber threats.

Microsoft and CrowdStrike Unite to Standardize Cyber Threat Actor Naming SecurityWeek

Stanford Health Care Unveils ChatEHR: Revolutionizing Patient Data Access with AI Stanford Medicine

The ransomware group Interlock has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Kettering Health, disrupting operations across the healthcare network and forcing a complete shutdown of computer systems. The attack, which occurred two weeks ago, involved the theft of over 940 gigabytes of sensitive data, including patient health records and employee information. Although initially unconfirmed, the attack's connection to Interlock was later established, and the group's acknowledgment of responsibility may indicate stalled negotiations regarding ransom demands, which Kettering Health has publicly stated it did not meet. Some of the compromised files contain particularly sensitive information, including details related to police officers affiliated with the organization.

Ransomware Attack on Kettering Health Exposes 940GB of Sensitive Data TechCrunch

Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have created a machine learning tool named GLUCOSE to improve blood sugar management for ICU patients recovering from heart surgery. Published in NPJ Digital Medicine, the study discusses the difficulty in maintaining stable blood sugar levels, as patients are vulnerable to both hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia. GLUCOSE employs reinforcement learning to provide insulin dosing recommendations based on real-time data, enhancing patient safety and supporting clinician decision-making. Initial tests indicate that GLUCOSE can perform on par with experienced clinicians, but the developers underscore its role as an aid rather than a replacement for clinical judgment.

AI Tool GLUCOSE Revolutionizes Blood Sugar Management in ICU Recovery Mount Sinai