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OIG audit finds 7-year-old IT vulnerability at Alabama VA hospital | Health IT

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Auditors found a “high-risk vulnerability” at Tuscaloosa (Ala.) VA Medical Center that hasn’t been remediated since 2015, according to a Jan. 18 report from the VA Office of Inspector General.

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OIG audit finds 7-year-old IT vulnerability at Alabama VA hospital | Health IT

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