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Crippling ransomware attacksWired
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Ransomware attacks against hospitals and health care providers are on the rise.
These ruthless cyberattacks can take medical systems offline for weeks and cause harm to patients.
A little-known bureaucratic process can slow down hospitals and medical providers getting their systems working again.
Organizations hit by ransomware send detailed “assurance” or “attestation” letters to companies that connect their systems or software with.
Cybercriminals have become more brazen with attacks against hospitals and medical organizations in recent years .
Often these sort of attacks directly impact private sector companies that provide services to public infrastructure or medical organizations.
Scripps Health’s Thielman recommends establishing communications with software providers as soon as possible.
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