Tripwire May 30, 2022
The lack of healthcare cybersecurity is one of the most significant threats to the sanctity of the global healthcare industry. This is made evident by the fact that in 2020 more than 18 million patient records were affected by successful cyber-attacks on the U.S. healthcare system.
Health professionals should not take this issue lightly, as financial assets and intellectual property are at risk. Additionally, IT professionals must address healthcare data security issues, i.e., Electronic Health Records (EHRs), while also committing to helping patients overcome the aftermath of healthcare security breaches. In 2021 alone, more than 40 million individual records were breached, and these numbers are increasing.
Let’s see how ICS security vulnerabilities can threaten patient and hospital safety.
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