Protecting Healthcare Networks Against Organized threat Actors

In a striking Sector Alert this April, the U.S. Department of Health warned health providers against threat actors using sophisticated, coordinated social engineering attacks on hospital IT helpdesks. After successfully taking down Change Healthcare, MGM, Clorox, and countless others, hacker groups like Scattered Spider have further refined their techniques. IT and security teams at healthcare organizations need to be aware of the threats and take proactive measures to protect their organizations.

Writing on Forbes, Nametag CEO Aaron Painter breaks down the DoH's Sector Alert, including specific thing to keep in mind when implementing their recommendations.

Read Aaron Painter on Forbes: Combating Threat Actors In The U.S. Healthcare Sector

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