Cybersecurity

Senate moves one step closer to passing health care cyber reforms

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The Senate Health Committee advanced a bipartisan bill aimed at enhancing cybersecurity in the healthcare sector by requiring HHS to develop incident response plans and collaborate with CISA for oversight. This move is crucial following significant cyber breaches like the 2024 Change Healthcare attack, highlighting the need for better protection of sensitive health data and improved resilience against cyber threats.

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