
Special Bulletin
This week, Hacking Healthcare begins by examining a court case in Illinois, where an insurance provider has taken a client to court to nullify a cyber insurance policy over the client’s misrepresentation of the security controls they claimed to have had in place. Then, we briefly assess the slowly diverging legal and regulatory regimes of the U.K. and the E.U. by looking at what a new data protection reform bill and an A.I. policy paper might mean for the healthcare sector. Welcome back to Hacking Healthcare.
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