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This makes for interesting reading. The Testimony of the CEO of United Health ahead of the testimony of the CEO of United Health CEO, to the Energy and Commerce Subcommittee of Oversight and Investigations. Amongst other things, confirming that United was compromised via its Citrix gateway.
In a rare statement, the severity of the attack on Change HealthCare can be gleaned, substantiating the costs the attack had on Change HealthCare. With Google, Microsoft, Cisco, Amazon, Mandiant and Palo Alto.
‘they immediately began the around-the-clock and enormously complex task of safely and securely rebuilding Change Healthcare’s technology infrastructure from the ground up. The team replaced thousands of laptops, rotated credentials, rebuilt Change Healthcare’s data center network and core services, and added new server capacity. The team delivered a new technology environment in just weeks – an undertaking that would have taken many months under normal circumstances.’
In a contrite statement,
‘We also support efforts to strengthen our national cybersecurity infrastructure, including greater notification to law enforcement and standardized and nationalized cybersecurity event reporting.’
Would such statements have been made prior to the incident?
Today’s testimony will be one that aims to balance the message to the Senate, the HoR, and the message to investors. One wonders the effect on United HealthCare as regulators dig deeper on the incident and on cybersecurity risk management regulation of the Healthcare sector.
@Thaddeus Dziekanowski Brian D. McCarthy Rachel V. Rose, JD, MBA Ryan Buckner
Veritas GRC UnitedHealth Group Change Healthcare House Committee on Energy and Commerce
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