Privacy & Security
Healthcare organizations are facing a crucial deadline to address network and API security requirements tied to the 21st Century Cures Act. Healthcare providers and payers must give patients easier access to their health data and put security in place to guard that data – or face noncompliance penalties.
Healthcare organizations are profitable targets for cybercriminals because of the vast amounts of personal health information (PHI) they store for members. The challenge lies in balancing the need for improving patients’ digital experiences with the importance of having appropriate security measures in place to prevent healthcare fraud and...
A large health insurance company introduced an innovative Health Rewards program that gamified good health behavior with reward points for gift cards. Unfortunately, the CAPTCHAs added to the site’s login page were no match for automated credential-stuffing cyberattacks that breached thousands of customer accounts and fraudulently redeemed...
Credential stuffing, or using stolen username and password pairs to gain access to user accounts, can lead to data breaches, account takeover and expensive fraud.
F5 Distributed Cloud Bot Defense provides near real-time monitoring and intelligence that protects firms from both human and bot-driven fraud before they can impact their businesses, all without disrupting the customer experience.
Silos within organizations are a criminal’s best friend. Malicious actors continue to exploit the walls that often separate organizations’ fraud and cybersecurity units.
With the expansion of digital healthcare come more accounts, logins, and data in an ever-larger cyberthreat landscape with more potential security breaches leading to fraud.
Cybercriminals have become increasingly sophisticated and now have the same skills, tools, and services as company IT teams — including the ability to use artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to create attacks that adapt to your mitigation efforts.
Cybercriminals have developed an industrialized attack lifecycle where application exploits and credential attacks are automated and weaponized. A successful data breach can net huge paydays for attackers, especially when healthcare data is at stake.
To ensure continuity of patient care, optimal patient outcomes and timely, full reimbursement, healthcare providers need current, accurate data – and technology that streamlines workflows and supports employee retention. Healthcare providers have long relied on fax technology to achieve these key goals; at the same time, they are also using...
