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This week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^® takes an initial look at what we may expect from the incoming Trump administration. In particular, we address how a change in administration may impact development of ongoing rules and regulations, the likelihood of new federal healthcare cybersecurity laws, the organization and resourcing of relevant federal agencies, and broad international policy alignment. 

Health-ISAC has released Privileged Access Management: A Guide for Healthcare CISOs, the ninth whitepaper in the ongoing series for CISOs on Identity & Access Management (IAM).

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 week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^® examines a healthcare data breach that highlights how exfiltrated data like medical imagery can create serious complications for entities working through incident response and ransom demands. In addition, we raise awareness around the cybersecurity risks associated with the mergers and acquisition process in the healthcare sector.   

This week, Hacking Healthcare^® is going phishing. Phishing remains a significant risk for the healthcare sector, and raising awareness and educating your workforce about how to spot and avoid phishing attacks are good practices to adopt.^[1] This iteration of Hacking Healthcare^® focuses on internal phishing testing and analyzes a few examples that may have accidentally done more harm than good.