The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services plans to update the HIPAA Security Rule for the first time in over a decade, introducing mandatory security measures to better safeguard electronic health information amid rising cybersecurity threats. With a staggering 1,002% increase in breaches affecting over 167 million individuals since 2018, these changes aim to bolster the healthcare sector’s defenses and ensure patient safety. Source and details of the news
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