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HHS HC3: Multi-Factor Authentication & Smishing

Posted on August 11, 2023 by Dissent

HHS Health Center Cybersecurity Center (HC3) has published a new informational handout and guidance on multi-factor authentication (MFA) and smishing.  It includes statistics and suggestions for dealing with common obstacles to implementation.

The top cyber threats in healthcare:phishing/smishing
ransomware attacks
data breaches
DDos Attacks
Info-Stealing Malware 

An overhead from UpGuard illustrates the cyber attack lifestyle starting with perimeter compromise, to privilege escalation, to reconnaisance and moving laterality, to business disruption.
From HC3: Multi-Faction Authentication & Smishing, Slide 26

Access the handout on HHS’s site (pdf).

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