A recent article from the LA Times reports on a massive data breach that could have more severe consequences than initially anticipated. The breach has potentially exposed sensitive information on a large scale, raising concerns about data security and privacy for individuals and businesses alike. Details about the extent of the breach and the specific data compromised are still emerging, with experts urging affected parties to take precautionary measures to protect their information.

Massive data breach that includes Social Security numbers may be even worse than suspected — Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times

As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare becomes more prevalent, there is a critical need for oversight to prevent potential patient harm. This article proposes the establishment of national AI algorithm assurance laboratories to test and certify AI tools, ensuring they are developed using diverse datasets and demonstrate meaningful clinical outcomes in real-world settings before receiving regulatory approval. The goal is to enhance safety, instill confidence among patients and healthcare professionals, and incentivize developers to prioritize these concerns. Effective, rigorous, and rapid testing and certification shared between developers and users are essential for fulfilling the expectations of various stakeholders in the healthcare sector.

Shared Responsibility of AI Oversight publication

Wiz researchers have identified significant security vulnerabilities in AI infrastructure platforms such as Hugging Face, Replicate, and SAP AI Core, which could allow attackers to access sensitive user data. At the Black Hat USA 2024 conference, researchers Hillai Ben-Sasson and Sagi Tzadik demonstrated how they breached these platforms using malicious models and container escape techniques to cross-tenant barriers. They discovered that current containerization methods are inadequate for secure data isolation. While providers have been responsive in addressing reported issues, the researchers stressed the need for better sandboxing and isolation standards. Overall, the rapid adoption of AI often overlooks security, introducing additional risks due to the use of numerous tools and open-source resources without proper security validation.

Wiz researchers hacked into leading AI infrastructure providers techtarget

Healthcare providers in Illinois, Florida, and Puerto Rico have confirmed data breaches resulting from cyberattacks. Roseland Community Hospital in Illinois reported unauthorized access to its IT network on June 2, 2024, affecting at least 500 individuals' protected health information. In Puerto Rico, Hospital Auxilio Mutuo experienced a network server breach in September 2023, with ongoing investigations suggesting at least 500 individuals were impacted. PRM Management Company in Florida detected a breach in an email account involving patient data, with unauthorized access between January and June 2024. Each entity is in the process of notifying affected individuals and strengthening cybersecurity measures.

Illinois, Florida, and Puerto Rico Healthcare Providers Confirm Data Breaches The HIPAA Journal

A recent article from the LA Times reports on a massive data breach that could have more severe consequences than initially anticipated. The breach has potentially exposed sensitive information on a large scale, raising concerns about data security and privacy for individuals and businesses alike. Details about the extent of the breach and the specific data compromised are still emerging, with experts urging affected parties to take precautionary measures to protect their information.

Massive data breach that includes Social Security numbers may be even worse than suspected — Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times

As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare becomes more prevalent, there is a critical need for oversight to prevent potential patient harm. This article proposes the establishment of national AI algorithm assurance laboratories to test and certify AI tools, ensuring they are developed using diverse datasets and demonstrate meaningful clinical outcomes in real-world settings before receiving regulatory approval. The goal is to enhance safety, instill confidence among patients and healthcare professionals, and incentivize developers to prioritize these concerns. Effective, rigorous, and rapid testing and certification shared between developers and users are essential for fulfilling the expectations of various stakeholders in the healthcare sector.

Shared Responsibility of AI Oversight publication

Wiz researchers have identified significant security vulnerabilities in AI infrastructure platforms such as Hugging Face, Replicate, and SAP AI Core, which could allow attackers to access sensitive user data. At the Black Hat USA 2024 conference, researchers Hillai Ben-Sasson and Sagi Tzadik demonstrated how they breached these platforms using malicious models and container escape techniques to cross-tenant barriers. They discovered that current containerization methods are inadequate for secure data isolation. While providers have been responsive in addressing reported issues, the researchers stressed the need for better sandboxing and isolation standards. Overall, the rapid adoption of AI often overlooks security, introducing additional risks due to the use of numerous tools and open-source resources without proper security validation.

Wiz researchers hacked into leading AI infrastructure providers techtarget

Healthcare providers in Illinois, Florida, and Puerto Rico have confirmed data breaches resulting from cyberattacks. Roseland Community Hospital in Illinois reported unauthorized access to its IT network on June 2, 2024, affecting at least 500 individuals' protected health information. In Puerto Rico, Hospital Auxilio Mutuo experienced a network server breach in September 2023, with ongoing investigations suggesting at least 500 individuals were impacted. PRM Management Company in Florida detected a breach in an email account involving patient data, with unauthorized access between January and June 2024. Each entity is in the process of notifying affected individuals and strengthening cybersecurity measures.

Illinois, Florida, and Puerto Rico Healthcare Providers Confirm Data Breaches The HIPAA Journal