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HHS OIG: Medicare should require hospital device security

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is considering new cybersecurity requirements for hospitals participating in Medicare after a watchdog agency recommended CMS should require the facilities to address the cybersecurity of their networked medical devices. CMS does not require accreditation organizations that review most acute care hospitals for participation in Medicare to ask them about the methods they use to secure network devices from cyberattacks, the HHS OIG says in a June report … (Source: Gov Info Security)
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