Nova Scotia's Auditor General reveals serious cybersecurity deficiencies in digital health networks, endangering sensitive health data.

A report by Nova Scotia's Auditor General, Kim Adair, reveals serious cybersecurity deficiencies within the province's digital health networks, endangering sensitive health data. It identifies a lack of accountability among the responsible government entities and highlights the urgent need for improved cybersecurity measures. Recommendations include establishing an IT governance framework, completing cybersecurity assessments, and implementing mandatory training for users.