The European Union is ramping up support, an early-warning system and rapid response teams to help its hospitals fight off cyberattacks from hacker groups, it said Wednesday.
The plan proposes setting up a European Cybersecurity Support Center for hospitals and the health care sector at the EU’s cybersecurity agency ENISA. That support center will provide tools and services including an early warning system, testing and assessing hospitals’ cybersecurity standards, sharing information about vulnerabilities that hackers are exploiting and guidance on how to respond to incidents.
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Source: Politico Europe
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