A cybersecurity attack on Change Healthcare, owned by UnitedHealth, has impacted prescription fulfillment at some pharmacies.

On Feb. 21, Change Healthcare's systems were taken offline and its parent company, Optum, disclosed the following day that a cybersecurity issue was behind the outage.

Change cyberattack serves as wake-up call for healthcare cybersecurity The outage shows why health systems need to plan for inevitable cyberattacks, evaluating risks to their operations and ...

Organizations, no matter the size, need to move with urgency to strengthen cybersecurity as they have other technological ...

Decker is also the chairman of the Health Sector Coordinating Council’s Cybersecurity Working Group, which advises the federal government on cybersecurity issues in the healthcare industry.

Change Healthcare has been hit by a cyberattack that is causing network disruptions expected to last at least through Thursday. The UnitedHealth Group subsidiary, which provides data analytics and ...

“Change Healthcare is experiencing a network interruption related to a cyber security issue and our experts are working to address the matter,” the company posted on its website. “Once we ...

Efforts launched about 18 months ago by Microsoft to help rural health care facilities improve cybersecurity and expand ...

A year since the Change Healthcare breach, what have we learned? Even as the number of impacted individuals has been again revised upward, industry leaders say there are silver-lining lessons to learn ...

The hack at Change Healthcare stands as the biggest breach of U.S. medical data in history, exposing 190 million people's data.

For the health sector, these cyber threats could mean serious consequences for lifesaving operations. One of the largest examples of this has been the data breach that targeted Change Healthcare—a ...

The Change Healthcare cyberattack sparked a new strategy from the federal government on preventing destructive ransomware crimes. Critics say it doesn't go far enough.