HealthsystemCIO.com February 23, 2025
Anthony Guerra

The healthcare sector is facing an intensifying cybersecurity crisis as ransomware attacks and third-party breaches emerge as the most significant threats to hospital systems, according to the “2025 Health Sector Cyber Threat Landscape” report by Health-ISAC.

The findings reveal the increasing sophistication of cybercriminal operations and the growing role of nation-state actors in targeting healthcare institutions. “The nature of cyber threats has shifted. Attackers are not just locking systems—they’re targeting the most vulnerable points in the healthcare ecosystem,” the report said.

Ransomware remains the top concern for health systems in 2025, with HISAC tracking 458 ransomware incidents in the past year. The report identifies the most active ransomware groups, including LockBit 3.0, which was responsible for 52 attacks on healthcare...

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