The 2024 State of Cloud Security study indicates improvements in cloud security but highlights persistent risks, particularly from long-lived credentials and misconfigurations. Analyzed data from organizations using AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud reveals that 60% of AWS IAM users have access keys older than one year, posing significant security threats. Despite these concerns, the adoption of public access blocks in cloud storage has improved, with only 1.48% of AWS S3 buckets remaining effectively public. Additionally, the enforcement of IMDSv2 for AWS EC2 instances has increased, contributing to efforts to prevent credential theft.

Cloud Security Study Reveals Ongoing Risks Despite Improved Protections Datadog

Lynnette A. Clinton has rejoined BayCare Health System as Chief Information Officer after an eight-year tenure with the organization, following a brief departure. Clinton's return has been positively received by colleagues, with many expressing excitement to work with her again. Her familiarity with BayCare's culture is seen as a significant asset for leading the 700-member Information Services department. Additionally, BayCare is highlighting its commitment to inclusivity during National Disability Employment Awareness Month and is responding to community needs following Hurricane Milton.

Lynnette Clinton Returns as BayCare's Chief Information Officer, Sparking Excitement BayCare Health System

AI offers a great deal of potential to help address the shortage of physicians, nurses, and other essential healthcare professionals, but it must be done in a responsible way, said Sameer Badlani, Chief Strategy Officer and Digital Officer at Fairview. The healthcare industry faces significant staffing shortages that hinder timely patient access, prompting calls for scalable AI solutions instead of limited pilot projects. Badlani argues that effective innovation must focus on addressing fundamental challenges in access and efficiency, highlighting the potential for AI to optimize resource allocation and improve patient engagement in their health management.

Healthcare Faces Staffing Crisis: AI Solutions Urgently Needed for Timely Care Becker's Hospital Review

A recent cybersecurity warning highlights the increasing threat from around 1,000 elite hackers using artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance their attack methods. These hackers are employing advanced AI tools to automate and refine their cyberattacks, complicating defense strategies for organizations. Experts are concerned that AI enhances the sophistication of phishing tactics, vulnerability scanning, and malware adaptation, necessitating a reevaluation of security protocols. Cybersecurity firms and government agencies recommend that organizations implement AI-driven security solutions and prioritize employee training to improve threat detection and response capabilities.

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The 2024 State of Cloud Security study indicates improvements in cloud security but highlights persistent risks, particularly from long-lived credentials and misconfigurations. Analyzed data from organizations using AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud reveals that 60% of AWS IAM users have access keys older than one year, posing significant security threats. Despite these concerns, the adoption of public access blocks in cloud storage has improved, with only 1.48% of AWS S3 buckets remaining effectively public. Additionally, the enforcement of IMDSv2 for AWS EC2 instances has increased, contributing to efforts to prevent credential theft.

Cloud Security Study Reveals Ongoing Risks Despite Improved Protections Datadog

Lynnette A. Clinton has rejoined BayCare Health System as Chief Information Officer after an eight-year tenure with the organization, following a brief departure. Clinton's return has been positively received by colleagues, with many expressing excitement to work with her again. Her familiarity with BayCare's culture is seen as a significant asset for leading the 700-member Information Services department. Additionally, BayCare is highlighting its commitment to inclusivity during National Disability Employment Awareness Month and is responding to community needs following Hurricane Milton.

Lynnette Clinton Returns as BayCare's Chief Information Officer, Sparking Excitement BayCare Health System

AI offers a great deal of potential to help address the shortage of physicians, nurses, and other essential healthcare professionals, but it must be done in a responsible way, said Sameer Badlani, Chief Strategy Officer and Digital Officer at Fairview. The healthcare industry faces significant staffing shortages that hinder timely patient access, prompting calls for scalable AI solutions instead of limited pilot projects. Badlani argues that effective innovation must focus on addressing fundamental challenges in access and efficiency, highlighting the potential for AI to optimize resource allocation and improve patient engagement in their health management.

Healthcare Faces Staffing Crisis: AI Solutions Urgently Needed for Timely Care Becker's Hospital Review

A recent cybersecurity warning highlights the increasing threat from around 1,000 elite hackers using artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance their attack methods. These hackers are employing advanced AI tools to automate and refine their cyberattacks, complicating defense strategies for organizations. Experts are concerned that AI enhances the sophistication of phishing tactics, vulnerability scanning, and malware adaptation, necessitating a reevaluation of security protocols. Cybersecurity firms and government agencies recommend that organizations implement AI-driven security solutions and prioritize employee training to improve threat detection and response capabilities.

Elite Hackers Harness AI, Elevating Cyber Threats to New Heights Apple News