A variety of security weaknesses - ranging from misconfigurations to coding vulnerabilities, untrained staff and flawed incident response - contributed to a 2017 cyberattack impacting about 1.5 million patients of SingHealth, Singapore's largest healthcare group. That's the conclusion of a new report issued by a committee designated to examine the breach.
The report's recommendations for security improvements raise issues relevant to healthcare organizations worldwide.
David Finn’s comments are featured in this article.
