The document reports that the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) system was attacked by the Medusa ransomware on September 22nd. In response, the National Privacy Commission issued PhilHealth notices to explain and appear at a hearing, and will conduct an onsite investigation on September 28th. The Department of Information and Communications Technology is investigating the ransomware attack on PhilHealth's system.
The document reports that the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) system was attacked by the Medusa ransomware on September 22nd. In response, the National Privacy Commission issued PhilHealth notices to explain and appear at a hearing, and will conduct an onsite investigation on September 28th. The Department of Information and Communications Technology is investigating the ransomware attack on PhilHealth's system.
The document reports that the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) system was attacked by the Medusa ransomware on September 22nd. In response, the National Privacy Commission issued PhilHealth notices to explain and appear at a hearing, and will conduct an onsite investigation on September 28th. The Department of Information and Communications Technology is investigating the ransomware attack on PhilHealth's system.
Earlier reports said that PhilHealth's system was attacked by the
Medusa ransomware on Sept. 22. Apart from the notice to explain, the NPC also issued PhilHealth a notice to appear at a hearing scheduled yesterday. It said the notices would be followed by a notice of onsite investigation on Sept. 28. Watch video: https://news.abs-cbn.com/video/news/09/27/23/dict-probes-ransomware- attack-on-philhealth-system
1. What is your reaction to the ransomware attack of PhilHealth? Full of corruption
2. If you are the head of DICT, will you pay the ransom? Why? No, because as the experts said there is nothing important to the data and information of their client. So it is useless to spend $300,000 if that breach is not important at all. 3. How PhilHealths affects the data of the people? How about the security? Can possibly access their private information and people will lessen the trust to philHealth because of the incident. In the security they need to check all the vulnerabilities of their network and also investigate their employees because the number 1 risk in the security is the employee. 4. If you are the head of DICT, how will you solve this issue? Investigate all the employees and check all the possible security breach and vulnerabilities and show to the people what hacker gets from because as said in the video there is nothing important from that files. 5. What are the solutions to avoid this ransomware? Support your answer. Set rules to all employees to not bring flash drive device or anything device that can get information and carry a virus. Also always check the system security configuration to ensure that network has not any vulnerabilities.