Robin Hattersley-Gray

OSHA found that UF Health employees suffered bites, concussions, and broken bones caused by altercations with patients.

The woman told police that three weeks ago she and her husband made a suicide pact that they would carry out if his condition deteriorated.

The new law requires manufacturers of medical devices to ensure that their equipment and related systems are cybersecure.

LockBit has apologized to SickKids for targeting it with ransomware, releasing a free decryptor to the hospital.

Classes last week were cancelled in Massachusetts, and this week, in Iowa.

The campus school resource officer administered Narcan to the art teacher, which revived him after he overdosed on fentanyl.

Authorities believe the suspected shooter may have been a trespasser who was confronted by the security officer.

Here are a few of the troubling trends that will most likely continue to affect education and healthcare security for the foreseeable future, as well as some links that can help you address these challenges.

The ransomware gang responsible for Knox College’s data breach is now directly contacting, intimidating students.

Now, 28% of adults say parents should have the option to not vaccinate their school-age children for things like measles, mumps, and rubella.

Granite School District will connect more than 5,000 cameras to CompleteView to provide a district-wide picture of security operations, with the help of its systems integrator partner.

Nearly a dozen New Hampshire schools received hoax threats, while several high schools in Montana were also swatted.

Seven students were taken to a local hospital for treatment after possibly consuming an edible cannabis product.

CMS’ policy on improving hospital patient and worker safety is effective immediately.

Setting up a COVID mass vaccination site, standardizing policies and procedures, as well as upgrading a wide range of technologies are just some of Paul Sarnese’s achievements that led to him being named Campus Safety 2022 Healthcare Director of the Year.

Authorities claim the former employees sold patient data to a man who then sold it to personal injury lawyers and chiropractors.

This year’s Video Surveillance Survey participants described some of the benefits and pitfalls of their camera systems, as well as advice they would offer their peers about this technology.

Here’s some more research on hospital workplace violence, as well as information on three more incidents that happened recently.

Studies have found that in more than 43% of K-12 campus shootings, the gunman was currently enrolled at the school.

Washington State’s attorney general is investigating if Seattle Pacific’s employment policies violate LGBTQ+ employees’ civil rights.