100m Americans' data breached in biggest US healthcare hacks ever
Briefly

The recent cyberattack on Change Healthcare, affecting 100 million patients, has raised significant concerns about the cybersecurity practices within the healthcare industry, leading Congress to advocate for stricter penalties.
Senator Warner criticized the healthcare sector for its inadequate cybersecurity, stating, 'despite its critical importance to Americans' well-being and privacy,' the industry has some of the worst practices in the nation.
Experts believe that the existing fine cap of $2 million under HIPAA is insufficient to deter healthcare giants, especially given past fines like Anthem's $16 million for similar breaches.
Change Healthcare's massive breach surpasses Anthem's previous record, prompting industry observers to predict fluctuations in reported patient data, highlighting the evolving nature of cybersecurity threats.
Read at Mail Online
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