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Change Healthcare went without cyber insurance before debilitating ransomware attack CSO

Ascension, a U.S.-based hospital operator, experienced disruptions in its clinical operations due to a suspected cyberattack, prompting an advisory for business partners to temporarily sever connections to its systems. The healthcare network continues to investigate the incident with assistance from cybersecurity firm Mandiant and has notified the appropriate authorities, ensuring measures are in place to minimize impact on patient care. This event echoes a previous major cyberattack on UnitedHealth's technology unit earlier in the year, highlighting ongoing vulnerabilities in the healthcare sector.

Ascension warns of suspected cyberattack; clinical operations disrupted | Reuters Reuters

Steward Health Care is selling all 31 of its U.S. hospitals after filing for bankruptcy protection, aiming to manage its $9 billion liabilities without closing any facilities. Despite having high annual revenues and potential value in other assets, the company struggled with financial stability due to burdensome long-term rent obligations and unpaid bills and wages. Steward's plans include auctions for its hospitals and a potential sale of its physician group to mitigate against immediate financial collapse, reinforced by a court-approved interim financing agreement.

Bankrupt Steward Health puts its hospitals up for sale, discloses $9 billion in debt CNN

A recent survey by Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) highlights a significant gap in cybersecurity preparedness between younger and older generations in the workplace, with Gen Z and Millennials displaying less confidence in their ability to recognize and respond to cyber threats. The 2024 Human Risk in Cybersecurity Survey, which expands on initial findings from 2022, assesses the perceptions of 1,000 US employees on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity. It reveals that 85% of workers believe AI has made cyber attacks more sophisticated, yet a substantial portion of the workforce is not confident in their ability to use AI responsibly. The findings underscore the importance of incorporating humans into cyber strategy, offering tailored upskilling and training for younger generations, and updating training protocols regularly to address AI-driven threats.

New EY research reveals cybersecurity fears are on the rise among US workers, with a vast majority concerned about AI in cybersecurity PR Newswire