Security Resource Center

Healthcare phishing defense has been a point of cybersecurity priority for hospitals, physician practices, specialty clinics, ambulatory surgery centers, behavioral health organizations, and medical billing providers across the United States.

Healthcare organizations continue to face increasing pressure from ransomware groups, financially motivated cybercriminals, insider threats, and sophisticated nation-state actors. At the same time, the healthcare technology landscape continues expanding through Electronic Health Records (EHRs), cloud-based applications, patient portals, telehealth platforms, remote work solutions, and third-party vendor integrations.

Lynis compliance audits have become an increasingly valuable component of modern healthcare cybersecurity as hospitals, physician practices, specialty clinics, and healthcare organizations continue expanding their Linux-based infrastructure.

Should you invest in internal penetration testing, external penetration testing, or both? The answer depends on the organization’s technology environment, risk profile, compliance requirements, and cybersecurity maturity.

Patient portal security has become one of the most important priorities for hospitals, physician practices, specialty clinics, ambulatory surgery centers, and healthcare organizations across the United States.

Learn how Microsoft Defender Exposure Score helps healthcare clinics prioritize vulnerabilities, improve HIPAA compliance, strengthen cybersecurity, and protect patient data.

Learn how Shadow AI in healthcare creates hidden cybersecurity and HIPAA compliance risks, why healthcare organizations need AI governance, and how to securely adopt generative AI.

Learn why weak passwords remain one of healthcare’s biggest cybersecurity risks, how attackers exploit them using credential stuffing and brute-force attacks, and how healthcare organizations can strengthen HIPAA compliance and cyber resilience.

Learn how File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) helps healthcare organizations detect unauthorized file changes, strengthen HIPAA compliance, protect ePHI, and improve cyber resilience.

Learn how forgotten web directories, exposed admin panels, and legacy applications create cybersecurity risks for healthcare organizations. Discover Attack Surface Management (ASM) best practices to protect patient data, strengthen HIPAA compliance, and reduce cyber risk.

Learn how AI-powered deepfake attacks are targeting healthcare organizations through voice cloning, video impersonation, and social engineering. Discover practical strategies to protect patient data, support HIPAA compliance, and strengthen identity verification.

Discover why temporary onboarding passwords create cybersecurity risks for healthcare organizations. Learn how secure identity management, Zero Trust onboarding, and modern IAM solutions help protect patient data and support HIPAA compliance.

Learn how the UNC6508 cyber espionage campaign exploited REDCap and Google Workspace compliance rules to steal healthcare research data. Discover how healthcare organizations can strengthen SaaS security, identity governance, and cloud security posture management.

Learn why penetration testing should be part of every Electronic Health Record (EHR) update. Discover how healthcare organizations can strengthen cybersecurity, protect ePHI, support HIPAA compliance, and reduce security risks after major system changes.

Learn how Zero Trust Architecture helps medical practices protect ePHI, prevent ransomware attacks, support HIPAA compliance, and secure every device accessing healthcare systems.

Discover the top healthcare cybersecurity threats in 2026, including ransomware, third-party vendor risk, AI-driven cyberattacks, and nation-state threats. Learn how healthcare organizations can improve cyber resilience and protect patient safety.

Even well-trained employees, security-conscious organizations, and healthcare systems with mature cybersecurity programs experience successful phishing attempts.

Healthcare Ransomware Recovery: Why Backups Alone Are Not Enough When healthcare ransomware recovery is discussed, one statement comes up: “We have backups.” In today’s healthcare threat landscape, having tested whether

Cybersecurity for small healthcare practices is no longer optional. Cyberattacks are no longer a concern limited to large hospital systems or national health networks. In recent years, small and midsize

Small healthcare practices have long been the backbone of local communities, offering personalized and accessible care to patients. However, as these practices increasingly adopt digital tools and electronic health records

In an era where cyber threats are becoming more complex, frequent, and damaging, governments around the world are increasingly emphasizing the importance of cybersecurity preparedness. One of the most effective

Cybersecurity has become a defining concern for healthcare organizations around the globe. As the industry undergoes rapid digital transformation, from electronic health records (EHRs) to telemedicine platforms and IoT-enabled medical

The healthcare industry is undergoing a profound digital transformation, and 2025 is poised to be a defining year for healthcare IT. With the rapid evolution of technologies and increasing demands