healthsectorcouncil.org HSCC Releases AI Cyber Governance and Supply Chain Risk Guides for Healthcare
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- •HSCC published guides to address AI-specific cybersecurity risks in healthcare.
- •The guides emphasize the importance of transparency in AI supply chains and vendor relationships.
- •An AI Cyber Glossary was introduced to standardize terminology across the healthcare sector.
The Health Sector Coordinating Council (HSCC) has published two significant guides aimed at addressing cybersecurity challenges in healthcare as AI adoption accelerates. The 'Health Industry AI Cyber Governance Framework Implementation Guide' focuses on identifying and mitigating AI-specific cyber risks, such as data poisoning and adversarial attacks, while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Concurrently, the 'Health Industry Third-Party AI Risk and Supply Chain Transparency Guide' addresses the complexities of AI-driven supply chains, emphasizing the need for proactive due diligence and transparency in vendor relationships. Both guides include an AI Cyber Glossary to standardize terminology across the sector. These publications aim to enhance the security and resilience of AI systems in healthcare organizations, which are increasingly reliant on third-party tools and services. The guides are crucial as they tackle the growing gaps in managing AI-related risks and provide best practices for healthcare organizations.
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