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This week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^® shines the spotlight on two U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) actions that might have flown under the radar during the busy holiday period at the end of December. Join us as we break down two opportunities for the health sector to provide input to HHS related to AI adoption and use in clinical care, and deregulation related to health data, technology, and interoperability.

This week, Health-ISAC®’s Hacking Healthcare® examines evidence that the HIPAA Security Rule effort launched at the end of the Biden administration may be moving ahead under the Trump administration, and that the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act (CIRCIA) might miss its October deadline by more than a few months.

This week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^® examines a new policy shift that will affect how the public is able to interact with new rulemaking efforts coming out of the United States’ Department of Health and Human Services. Join us as we breakdown what the new policy statement says and how it may impact the ongoing HIPAA Security Rule update. 

This week, Health-ISAC^®‘s Hacking Healthcare^® opens 2025 with a look at the new proposed revisions to the HIPAA Security Rule. After providing a high-level overview of what the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”) has put forward, we will dive into the analysis section to provide our thoughts on what is included and what the potential path forward for this revision might be as we transition to the Trump administration. 

This edition of Hacking Healthcare^® evaluates a new and significant international cybercrime initiative making progress at the United Nations (U.N.). We explore where this initiative came from, who supports it, and why it may not be as beneficial for cracking down on cybercrime as its name might suggest. Next, we briefly outline what might be expected from a reorganization within the United States’ Department of Health and Human Services.