Audit slams HHS' cybersecurity oversight
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' oversight of privacy and cybersecurity regulations in the healthcare sector is deeply flawed, even as the agency is promoting the online digitization and storage of Americans' health records, according to congressional investigators.
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