Artificial Intelligence

How the Executive Order on AI Will Impact Healthcare Cybersecurity

January 10, 2024 - Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to become ingrained into our society, and the regulations and guidance that govern it are evolving to match. In October 2023, President Biden issued an Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence, building upon previous guidance such as the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights and the AI...


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by Jill McKeon

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How Providers Can Defend Against AI-Assisted Cyberattacks

by Jill McKeon

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AI, Ransomware Remain Prevalent in Evolving Cybersecurity Landscape

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How Threat Actors Leverage AI to Advance Healthcare Cyberattacks

by Jill McKeon

The HHS Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center (HC3) issued a brief regarding artificial intelligence (AI) and the threats it may pose to healthcare cybersecurity. As AI continues to advance,...

Examining Health Data Privacy, HIPAA Compliance Risks of AI Chatbots

by Jill McKeon

AI chatbots, such as Google’s Bard and OpenAI’s ChatGPT, have sparked continuous conversation and controversy since they became available to the public. In the healthcare arena, patients...

HC3 Warns Healthcare of AI’s Use in Malware Development

by Sarai Rodriguez

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HC3 Details Healthcare Cybersecurity Implications of AI, 5G, Emerging Tech

by Jill McKeon

As emerging technologies continue to revolutionize patient care, organizations must also consider the healthcare cybersecurity implications that come along with them. The Health Sector Cybersecurity...

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by Jill McKeon

Responsible implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare requires a focus on security and privacy. AI's capabilities in clinical and research settings are continually expanding, but any new technology brings a host of...

CSA Guidance Addresses Security, Privacy Risks of AI in Healthcare

by Jill McKeon

The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) released guidance outlining the benefits and risks associated with AI in healthcare, highlighting the need to address the security and privacy risks that come along...

Industry Experts Team Up to Advance Cybersecurity With AI

by Jill McKeon

The C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute (DTI) invited scholars, researchers, and software developers to submit proposals for advancing cybersecurity with artificial intelligence (AI). The C3.ai DTI...

Diagnostic Artificial Intelligence Models Can Be Tricked By Cyberattacks

by Jill McKeon

Diagnostic artificial intelligence (AI) models hold promise in clinical research, but a new study conducted by University of Pittsburgh researchers and published in Nature Communications found that...

Security, Privacy Risks of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

by Jill McKeon

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Could Artificial Intelligence Transform Healthcare Cybersecurity?

by Jill McKeon

Artificial intelligence (AI) may be able to close gaps and mitigate risks in the healthcare cybersecurity space, a new report by The Economist Intelligence Unit sponsored by law firm Pillsbury Winthrop...