The size, severity, and frequency of cyber attacks on senior care and living operators have increased, with 92% of healthcare organizations reporting incidents in 2024, an 81% rise from the previous year. This increase is attributed to the high value of healthcare data, proliferation of network-connected devices, less mature cybersecurity protection, and the trend of healthcare industry historically lagging behind in technology and digitization. The major threats include ransomware, data breaches, and employees inadvertently exposing credentials through malicious emails.
From Behavioral Health to Movement Disorders: How Cross-Application AI Is Reshaping Diagnosis
Brett Talbot, Ph.D., co-founder and CCO of Videra Health The progression of artificial intelligence in healthcare has largely occurred in silos, with innovations developing within
