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This week, Health-ISAC®’s Hacking Healthcare® examines the recent introduction of a United Kingdom (UK) legislative bill that would update its Network and Information Security (NIS) regulations. Join us as we break down what the UK government hopes to achieve with the new legislation and how it may impact the health sector.

This week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^® looks at how the European Commission continues to support its action plan to improve the cybersecurity of hospitals and healthcare providers directly and indirectly with new funding opportunities totaling nearly €150 million. Join us as we investigate what the European Commission wants to achieve and how it might affect Health-ISAC members.

This week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^®  examines A newly published handbook from the the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) that outlines how EU member states may implement cyber stress testing as a part of the growing EU cyber regulatory ecosystem.  Join us as we break down why this new handbook has been created and how it may end up impacting Health-ISAC members.

This week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^®  examines a new healthcare cybersecurity advisory board being established by the European Commission as part of their European Action Plan on the Cybersecurity of Hospitals and Healthcare Providers. Join us as we break down why this new advisory board exists, what it intends to do, and how qualifying individuals and Health-ISAC members can apply to join. 

This week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^® examines a new report from the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) to assess what it says about the cybersecurity maturity and criticality of various sectors in the EU. We break down how the health sector measures up to other sectors and where ENISA thinks there is room for improvement. 

This week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^® examines the new EU Action Plan designed to improve the cybersecurity of hospitals and healthcare providers. Join us as we provide an overview of what’s in the Action Plan before we analyze the effort in more depth in the Action & Analysis section. 

This week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^® examines an ENISA led report on the state of EU cybersecurity. We detail why this report was developed, some of the report’s high-level recommendations, and what it said about the health sector. We then analyze which recommendations might be helpful in guiding EU policy efforts as we head into the new year.

This week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^® examines what we learned from the recent confirmation hearings for those hopeful of becoming EU commissioners for the new term. We break down the two most relevant policy portfolios and what was said at the hearings before we examine what it all might mean for Health-ISAC members.  

This edition of Hacking Healthcare® what kinds of healthcare cybersecurity policies and initiatives we may see come out of the European Commission now that the elections have concluded, and the new political term is underway.

This edition of Hacking Healthcare^® examines the results of the recent elections in the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (U.K.) to assess how they may influence cybersecurity and technology policies that affect the healthcare sector.