Defence Forces deployed 'ethical hackers' to fight back against massive HSE cyber attack The CIS Corps deployed experts trained to think like cyber criminals to tackle the threat. By Niall O'Connor Tuesday 20 Jul 2021, 12:05 AM Jul 20th 2021, 12:05 AM 39,924 Views 39 Comments THE DEFENCE FORCES deployed the skills of so-called ‘ethical hackers’ in their bid to fight back against the HSE cyber attack of May this year.  Ethical hackers are trained to effectively think like a cyber criminal and highlight flaws in a system’s structure. They’re typically tasked with highlighting weaknesses that need to

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Lake County Health Department announces two data breaches impacting nearly 25,000 patients File Photo | Lake County Health Department. The Lake County Health Department announced two data breaches, one of which occurred in 2019, that compromised the data of almost 25,000 people. Jefferson McMillan-Wilhoit, the Chief Health Informatics and Technology Officer for the Lake County Health Department, said the first breach was discovered on July 22, 2019. McMillan-Wilhoit told the Chicago Tribune that the first breach, which was disclosed earlier this month, occurred after an unencrypted email was sent

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Audit: Johnstown in better financial shape The City of Johnstown finished in the black for the fifth consecutive year during 2020. All three of its pension plans are now funded at more than 90%. Those two factors led Joel Valentine, Wessel & Company’s chief executive officer, to say, “It’s the best financial condition the city’s been in since I’ve been involved with them,” after he delivered the preliminary annual audit to City Council during a regular monthly meeting on Wednesday. Valentine said the overall improvement is “good for the long-term investment in the community.” “It makes it

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