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Sam Peters, Chief Product Officer, ISMS.onlineThe healthcare industry’s continual digital revolution requires it to increasingly rely on third-party vendors for everything from electronic health records to telehealth platforms. While these partnerships offer undeniable benefits like improved patient care, cost savings and efficiency, they also expose healthcare organizations to third-party, or supply chain, cyberattacks.The numbers are sobering. A recent analysis of data breaches by Security Scorecard for its Global Third-Party Cybersecurity Breaches Report found healthcare was the worst affected industry with the highest volume of third-party breaches, followed by financial services. More than one-quarter (28%) of all breaches occurred at healthcare organizations.Third-party breaches aren’t just isolated incidents; they are happening across the healthcare spectrum and impacting massive amounts of financial or patient data. Earlier this year, Change Healthcare, a subsidiary of UnitedHealthcare, experienced a ransomware attack that came into the organization’s network through a third-party provider, resulting in a theft of 4TB of data and costing Change $22 million in ransom. It’s estimated that patient data for one in three Americans could be involved, and the American Hospital Association has referred to the incident as “the most serious incident of its kind levelled against a U.S

Orbital, a group of regulated entities acting as leading payments solutions providers, proudly announces it has achieved SOC 2 Type 2 compliance. This significant milestone underscores the company’s unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards of security and resilience.Orbital’s compliance was verified through a rigorous audit conducted by A-LIGN, a globally respected Certified Public Accountant (CPA) firm. This process involved an in-depth examination of Orbital’s internal controls, policies, and procedures across multiple AICPA Trust Services Criteria. By adhering to these standards, Orbital continues to showcase its dedication to building and preserving customer trust, with security serving as the cornerstone of its operations and product innovation.“Building and maintaining trust is ingrained in every aspect of our business. SOC 2 compliance has become the industry standard for our customers when selecting a trusted payments solution provider,” said Chris Mason, Co-founder & CEO of Orbital. “Strengthening our relationships with customers and sustaining their trust whilst delivering market leading services securely is vital to our reputation and success.”“We are committed to ensuring the highest standards of security and compliance for our customers