Mississippi Medical Center Clinics Still Closed After Attack
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• University of Mississippi Medical Center's healthcare clinics remain closed and elective procedures cancelled due to a ransomware attack. • The incident highlights potential cybersecurity risks faced by healthcare providers.
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Similar Cyber Incident Depicted in Fictional Hospital From HBO's 'The Pitt' All three dozen of the University of Mississippi Medical Center's healthcare clinics throughout the state remain closed and elective procedures are also still cancelled as Mississippi's only academic health science center continues to respond to a ransomware attack nearly a week later.