The U.S. Department of Commerce has released Version 1.1 of the NIST Privacy Framework (PFW), aimed at enhancing user data protection in the face of increasing cyber threats. This update aligns more closely with the Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0, allowing organizations to better integrate privacy risk management with cybersecurity practices. Key revisions include clearer concepts and strategies for managing privacy risks, an emphasis on artificial intelligence, and a new online guide for organizations. Originally launched in 2020, the PFW is designed to support ethical decision-making in the use of personal data while addressing feedback from various stakeholders.

NIST Unveils Enhanced Privacy Framework to Combat Rising Cyber Threats Healthcare IT News

Intermountain Health has announced the appointments of Dr. Tamara Moores Todd as chief health informatics officer and Jason McClellan as chief clinical informatics officer in its Digital Technology Services division. Dr. Moores Todd, who has over a decade of clinical and administrative experience and previously served as interim CHIO, will lead the strategic direction for health informatics initiatives, focusing on optimizing electronic health records and enhancing operational efficiency. McClellan, with nearly ten years at the organization, will work alongside various leaders to foster data-driven decision-making, leveraging his extensive experience in healthcare technology.

Tamara Todd, Jason McClellan Named Digital Technology Chiefs at Intermountain Intermountain Health

CrowdStrike has announced a reduction of 500 jobs, or 5% of its global workforce, to enhance operational efficiency and support its goal of $10 billion in annual recurring revenue. CEO George Kurtz highlighted the impact of rapid advancements in AI and evolving customer demands as key factors in this decision. While layoffs are being implemented, the company plans to continue hiring in customer-facing and product-engineering roles. The move comes amid heightened competition in the cybersecurity sector, marked by aggressive strategies from rivals and challenges such as a significant IT outage that affected millions of devices.

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John Kindervag, a key figure in cybersecurity, promotes an ethical approach to hacking that focuses on constructive engagement to improve security systems. He advocates for organizations to adopt proactive security measures and foster a culture of security awareness among employees to effectively mitigate risks. Kindervag also highlights the need for continuous learning and adaptation to address sophisticated cyber threats, indicating a shift toward collaboration and knowledge-sharing in the industry. His perspective underscores the importance of ethical hacking in enhancing security rather than merely reacting to breaches.

The U.S. Department of Commerce has released Version 1.1 of the NIST Privacy Framework (PFW), aimed at enhancing user data protection in the face of increasing cyber threats. This update aligns more closely with the Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0, allowing organizations to better integrate privacy risk management with cybersecurity practices. Key revisions include clearer concepts and strategies for managing privacy risks, an emphasis on artificial intelligence, and a new online guide for organizations. Originally launched in 2020, the PFW is designed to support ethical decision-making in the use of personal data while addressing feedback from various stakeholders.

NIST Unveils Enhanced Privacy Framework to Combat Rising Cyber Threats Healthcare IT News

Intermountain Health has announced the appointments of Dr. Tamara Moores Todd as chief health informatics officer and Jason McClellan as chief clinical informatics officer in its Digital Technology Services division. Dr. Moores Todd, who has over a decade of clinical and administrative experience and previously served as interim CHIO, will lead the strategic direction for health informatics initiatives, focusing on optimizing electronic health records and enhancing operational efficiency. McClellan, with nearly ten years at the organization, will work alongside various leaders to foster data-driven decision-making, leveraging his extensive experience in healthcare technology.

Tamara Todd, Jason McClellan Named Digital Technology Chiefs at Intermountain Intermountain Health

CrowdStrike has announced a reduction of 500 jobs, or 5% of its global workforce, to enhance operational efficiency and support its goal of $10 billion in annual recurring revenue. CEO George Kurtz highlighted the impact of rapid advancements in AI and evolving customer demands as key factors in this decision. While layoffs are being implemented, the company plans to continue hiring in customer-facing and product-engineering roles. The move comes amid heightened competition in the cybersecurity sector, marked by aggressive strategies from rivals and challenges such as a significant IT outage that affected millions of devices.

CrowdStrike Cuts 500 Jobs to Boost Efficiency Amid AI Competition Cybersecurity Dive

John Kindervag, a key figure in cybersecurity, promotes an ethical approach to hacking that focuses on constructive engagement to improve security systems. He advocates for organizations to adopt proactive security measures and foster a culture of security awareness among employees to effectively mitigate risks. Kindervag also highlights the need for continuous learning and adaptation to address sophisticated cyber threats, indicating a shift toward collaboration and knowledge-sharing in the industry. His perspective underscores the importance of ethical hacking in enhancing security rather than merely reacting to breaches.