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Heartbleed Not Only Reason For Health Systems Breach

Posted on August 21, 2014 by Dissent

Community Health Systems’ bad patching practices are nothing compared to its poor encryption, network monitoring, fraud detection, and data segmentation, experts say.

Read more on Dark Reading. If HHS wants to go after CHS, this article certainly lays out the technical security safeguards that may not have been in place.


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