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5 Ways To Strengthen Your Healthcare Cybersecurity By Alex Diamond | Submitted On August 08, 2018 Recommend Article Article Comments Print ArticleShare this article on FacebookShare this article on TwitterShare this article on LinkedinShare this article on RedditShare this article on Pinterest The good thing about cybersecurity is that no one is interested in data from healthcare providers. Oh, wait a second... While you're worrying about saving your organization money, you're not focusing on one of the costliest problems healthcare has faced in recent years: cybersecurity breaches. Estimates show that each breach costs a provider over $400 per patient. And 2018 so far has been a banner year for healthcare data being exposed. The breaches in April alone affected nearly 900,000 people. And that's just what was reported. But IT - especially cybersecurity - isn't your department. Why should you make this your problem? The answer's simple: because the next brea

According to Taiwan media reports, on the evening of 3rd August, the largest iPhone chip supplier, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.(TSMC), was infected by WannaCry ransomware, and the production line was completely shut down. It is rumored that TSMC was attacked by hackers, but TSMC officially confirmed the incident that some production equipment was infected by WannaCry ransomware. The company has controlled the scope of the virus infection, and 80% of the company's "impacted tools" had been fixed on Sunday. As the key supplier of Apple's mobile phone core processor, TSMC got a lot of attention after the incident was exposed. The third quarter is the peak season for mobile phone production each year, thus, the incident may postpone Apple's by shipments. Apple's third-quarter revenue is also expected to drop by about 3%. It may even affect Apple's new mobile phone release. WannaCry ransomware has infected more than 200,000 machines in 150 countrie