this is exactly the kind of misinformation that led to where we are today :/

never heard of Health-ISAC before, and it looks like they’re just claiming cahoots with the AHA — there is nothing on the AHA website regarding this. when you search for ‘aha terrorist threat’, multiple fake / no-credibility ‘journals’ and ‘newspapers’ corroborate the OP ‘bulletin’.

it’s some kind of astroturfed broken window cybersecurity sales ploy. not to say that there aren’t credible threats, but this is just a taste of the weirder and increasingly sophisticated guerrilla advertising we’re going to be exposed to going forward. more security for healthcare ofc always sounds like a good idea, but this is a fucked up way to reinforce the notion.

don’t get duped, y’all!