January 2, 2025
On August 29, 2024, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) launched a new cyber-incident Reporting Portal within its CISA Services Portal to simplify the reporting process for cyber incidents. The portal enables users to create accounts, save their reports, and reduce repetitive data entry. CISA underscores the importance of reporting incidents for both individual organizations and the broader community, which aids in response and recovery efforts. As a new presidential administration is expected to take office in January 2025, there may be changes in CISA’s leadership and structure. Despite these uncertainties, CISA plans to continue enhancing the portal's functionality while encouraging compliance with the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act of 2022, even though reporting remains voluntary for now.
CISA Launches New Portal to Streamline Cyber Incident Reporting Security Intelligence
January 2, 2025
cyber warfare could streamline recruitment, training, and operational effectiveness. The article highlights the urgency of establishing a dedicated Cyberspace Force to bolster the U.S. military's cyber capabilities, especially in light of the advancements made by rival nations. By merging the NSA with USCYBERCOM, and creating a distinct cyber branch, the U.S. could better prepare for the complexities of modern cyber threats and improve national defense strategies.
U.S. Urged to Create Dedicated Cyberspace Force for National Security SC World
December 31, 2024
A recent Deloitte survey indicates that healthcare executives are entering 2025 with increased optimism, with 60% of C-suite leaders expressing a favorable outlook compared to 52% last year. A significant number anticipate revenue growth (69%) and improved profitability (71%), despite previous challenges such as margin pressures and workforce shortages. Key strategic focuses include organic growth driven by consumer engagement, highlighted by 65% of respondents, and addressing affordability in healthcare, noted by 46%. The survey also reveals differing priorities, with health plans prioritizing transformative technologies like generative AI, while health systems are focusing on enhancing legacy technologies.
Healthcare Executives Embrace Optimism for 2025 Amid Growth Strategies Healthcare Finance News
December 31, 2024
A roundup of key cybersecurity incidents in 2024 highlights critical events that have influenced digital security practices. AT&T’s $370,000 payout to a hacker to erase stolen records of nearly 110 million customers exposed significant weaknesses in corporate data management. Separately, an investigation revealed automakers’ data sharing with insurance firms was leading to higher premiums for consumers, triggering a congressional inquiry into privacy practices. Furthermore, Cencora, a drug distributor, made headlines for paying $75 million to prevent the release of sensitive data, marking the largest ransom payment recorded and demonstrating the rising financial stakes in ransomware incidents.
Cybersecurity Crisis: Major Breaches and Ransom Payments Rock 2024 TechCrunch
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