When it comes to data breaches, hackers, supply chain snafus, and bad actors getting hold of your organization's most critical data, knowledge is power. Ignoring third‑party compliance training invites audits and fines. Consider the recent data breach involving PowerSchool that involved a costly ransom and sparked multiple class action lawsuits. Did you know? Healthcare is the industry most impacted by third-party breaches. Forty-one percent ...
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) regulations for hospitals and other healthcare organizations define the federal requirements providers must follow to receive Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement. These rules govern patient safety, billing accuracy, infection control, privacy, and electronic health records (EHRs). Conditions of Participation (CoPs) refers to the specific health and safety standards organizations must maintain. Additionally, hospitals also closely monitor regulations related to ...
The PowerSchool data breach has become a defining example of third-party risk failure in education and EdTech. It's a harsh wake-up call for ethics, Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) teams. What Caused This Data Breach? On December 28, 2024, PowerSchool confirmed a compromised credential had been used to access its PowerSource customer portal—a system that supports school staff across 17,000 districts and serves over 55 ...
In times of crisis, every decision matters. Crisis-capable leaders go beyond simple decision-making. They build teams that can respond strategically, not just react. They rely on emotional intelligence, foster respect through transparency, and genuinely care about their team members. Together, these elements create a foundation for resilience and decisive action. Below are four attributes crisis-capable leaders have: 1. Crisis-Capable Leaders Leverage Team Strengths When a crisis ...
