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Former Microsoft employee arrested for stealing 1.2M patient records

July 5, 2024

Geisinger Health System experienced a significant data breach affecting over 1.2 million patient records, involving unauthorized access by a terminated employee of Nuance Communications, a Microsoft subsidiary. The breach, discovered after the employee's dismissal in November 2023, prompted a delayed notification to patients due to a federal investigation. Stolen data includes personal information but not care details or social security numbers. Geisinger is offering identity protection services and is cooperating with authorities as the former employee faces federal charges. Geisinger emphasizes the importance of patient privacy and continues to address the incident.

Former Microsoft employee arrested for stealing 1.2M patient records HealthExec

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Healthcare startup Fabric buys Walmart's telehealth business

July 5, 2024

Healthcare technology startup Fabric has acquired Walmart's telehealth business, MeMD, as Walmart closes its primary care clinics. This acquisition significantly expands Fabric's reach in the employer market, enhancing its virtual care platform and incorporating MeMD's network of 30,000 employers and 5 million employees. Fabric will leverage its advanced AI and automation technologies to improve operational efficiency and patient experience across both virtual and in-person care settings. The deal also includes MeMD's clinicians, enriching Fabric's clinical capacity and adding virtual behavioral health services. Financial details were not disclosed, but the acquisition aligns with Fabric's strategy to integrate and enhance its telehealth services amidst shifts in the virtual care market.

Healthcare startup Fabric buys Walmart's telehealth business Fierce Healthcare

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Internet Browsers Are Getting a Makeover for the Workplace

July 5, 2024

The evolving needs of the workplace are driving companies to reimagine the traditional internet browser for enterprise use. Originally designed for consumers, existing browsers require complex and costly measures to ensure security and functionality for business applications. To address these challenges, tech giants like Google and emerging startups such as Island and Here are developing enterprise-specific browsers with built-in security controls and improved app integration. These new tools aim to enhance productivity while reducing the need for additional security layers, with projections indicating widespread adoption by 2030. Companies like Pfizer have started integrating these solutions, citing benefits like cost savings and improved data control.

Internet Browsers Are Getting a Makeover for the Workplace - WSJ Wall Street Journal

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Cyber attacks on healthcare organizations are surging – here's why

July 3, 2024

Healthcare organizations worldwide are experiencing a significant increase in cyber attacks, leading to service disruptions and longer patient waiting times. A report by KnowBe4 highlighted that in the first three quarters of 2023, the healthcare sector faced an average of 1,613 attacks per week, approximately four times the global average. The financial impact of these breaches is considerable, with IBM noting an average cost of nearly $11 million per breach, making healthcare the most expensive sector for cyber attacks. The human cost is also notable, as evidenced by the cancellation of thousands of procedures in NHS England following an attack on Synnovis. In the United States, half of all reported cyber intrusions in 2024 targeted North American institutions, with healthcare being the third-most targeted sector. Despite the frequency and severity of these attacks, many healthcare organizations remain underprepared; 27% do not have dedicated ransomware defense programs. The high value of medical data makes the sector particularly attractive to hackers, underlining the urgent need for improved cybersecurity measures.

Cyber attacks on healthcare organizations are surging – here's why ITPro

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