Unsecured, connected devices of all types – designed to provide enhanced data and patient experience – are placing patients and healthcare organizations at significant risk. These risks include the hacking of patient health information (PHI), widespread introduction of malware, and loss of operational capabilities / intellectual property from clinical research, trials and evaluations. This can cause serious disruptions in the delivery of care.
Unsecured, connected devices of all types – designed to provide enhanced data and patient experience – are placing patients and healthcare organizations at significant risk. These risks include the hacking of patient health information (PHI), widespread introduction of malware, and loss of operational capabilities / intellectual property from clinical research, trials and evaluations. This can cause serious disruptions in the delivery of care.
It has been reported that greater than 60% of healthcare organizations have been impacted seriously because of unsecured, encrypted devices. Examples of Devices that need to be secured and protected are infusion pumps, ventilators, implantable and wearable devices such as pacemakers, defibrillators, remote clinical monitors, smart patient beds and rooms, RTLS and asset tracking for patients, employees and equipment.
It has been reported that greater than 60% of healthcare organizations have been impacted seriously because of unsecured, encrypted devices. Examples of Devices that need to be secured and protected are infusion pumps, ventilators, implantable and wearable devices such as pacemakers, defibrillators, remote clinical monitors, smart patient beds and rooms, RTLS and asset tracking for patients, employees and equipment.
of healthcare related organizations are unprepared for cyber attacks
of CIOs believe they are not spending enough on cybersecurity
of healthcare organizations said they have not completed a cybersecurity drill
Cyberattacks on healthcare providers expected to triple next year: Black Book Report .
Cyberattack threats are increasing against hospitals and health systems as hackers take advantage of healthcare organizations’ outdated IT systems, fewer cybersecurity protocols and data-rich patient files, according to Black Book Research.
For its November 2020 State of the Healthcare Industry Cybersecurity report, Black Book surveyed 2,464 security professionals from 705 provider organizations about the gaps, vulnerabilities and deficiencies in their cybersecurity strategies.
Six report insights:
of healthcare related organizations are unprepared for cyber attacks
of CIOs believe they are not spending enough on cybersecurity
of healthcare organizations said they have not completed a cybersecurity drill
Cyberattacks on healthcare providers expected to triple next year: Black Book Report .
Cyberattack threats are increasing against hospitals and health systems as hackers take advantage of healthcare organizations’ outdated IT systems, fewer cybersecurity protocols and data-rich patient files, according to Black Book Research.
For its November 2020 State of the Healthcare Industry Cybersecurity report, Black Book surveyed 2,464 security professionals from 705 provider organizations about the gaps, vulnerabilities and deficiencies in their cybersecurity strategies.
Six report insights:
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