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Linus Torvalds, the revered leader of the open-source movement, has shown that even minute changes can make a significant difference. A relatively small recent code modification made by the Linux kernel developer has significantly improved Linux’s performance.
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Change is hard: it’s estimated that 70% of change initiatives fail. When it comes to changes in IT, disruptions can impact productivity and job satisfaction, taking a toll on your bottom line.
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Russian efforts to influence the U.S. presidential election accelerated in the final days of the campaign, culminating in bomb threats in Democratic-leaning areas of key swing states that the FBI said “appear to originate from Russian email domains.”
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“Big decisions on anything must be made across the organization,” he adds. “CIOs should provide oversight. Innovation has been democratized, yes, but that process doesn’t mean change is more successful. As a CIO, you’ve got to stay ahead of the curve to be effective, rather than just be reactive to change, because you don’t want…
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On October 20 in Moscow, the PromMash Test company will organize a forum on current issues in the construction and design industry “Design and construction in an era of change. Problems and ways to solve them.” The event will address issues related to innovations in legislation, errors in passing examinationthe intricacies of obtaining permits, and…
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Steering the ship as a CIO, the question often arises: “What exactly does a CIO do?”
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The vulnerability CVE-2024-33699 can lead to privilege escalation, as attackers are able to change the administrator password without knowing the current password.
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By the end of next year, Marvel’s Spider-Man and Final Fantasy’s Cloud Strife will finally meet on the battlefield. No, this isn’t a teaser from a Super Smash Bros. trailer or a breaking deal on a pair of Fortnite skins. Rather, this is what a competitive Magic: The Gathering tournament will look like in the…
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“According to Gartner® survey data, there is a 27% improvement to security outcomes when there is a high-level of collaboration between developers and security. However, only 29% of those surveyed say the two groups strongly agree with each other.” – Gartner, DevSecOps Maturity Model for Secure Software Development, 29 August 2024
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Change Healthcare says it has notified approximately 100 million Americans that their personal, financial and healthcare records may have been stolen in a February 2024 ransomware attack that caused the largest ever known data breach of protected health information.
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Climate change is propelling a range of threats to health, including droughts that have hit the yields of important food crops – Copyright ${image.metadata.node.credit} ${image.metadata.node.creator}
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Change Healthcare has officially confirmed that a cyberattack on February 21, 2024, compromised the medical records of over 100 million individuals. This incident represents the largest breach of protected health information (PHI) among HIPAA-regulated entities, surpassing the record-breaking data breach of Anthem Inc. in 2015, which affected 78.8 million people.
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After completing an investigation into last February’s Change Healthcare data breach, the US Department of Health and Human Services confirmed yesterday that 100 million individuals were impacted. That makes it one of the largest breaches of medical and health data in US history, Reuters reports.
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MalBot October 25, 2024, 8:50pm 1 Change Healthcare breach viewed as the largest healthcare breach in history.
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Change Healthcare updated filings with the federal government to warn that about 100 million people had information accessed by hackers during a ransomware attack in February.
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Change Healthcare data breach impacted over 100 million people
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MalBot October 25, 2024, 3:45pm 1 Investigation into the incident revealed that infiltration of Change Healthcare’s employee systems through stolen credentials without multi-factor authentication enabled the eventual compromise of the firm’s network with ransomware.
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Payments to healthcare providers, which are typically processed by Change Healthcare, were abruptly halted as the company took systems offline to contain the attack. Smaller healthcare providers and rural pharmacies were hit especially hard, with many facing significant revenue losses that pushed some close to insolvency.
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UnitedHealth Group said a ransomware attack in February resulted in more than 100 million individuals having their private health information stolen. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services first reported the figure on Thursday. TechCrunch reports: The ransomware attack and data breach at Change Healthcare stands as the largest known digital theft of U.S.…