Cyberattacks on healthcare organizations pose significant risks to patient data, increasing costs, and disrupting care. Throughout 2023, healthcare ransomware attacks rose by 74% worldwide and 128% in the U.S. These attacks have resulted in delayed medical procedures and disruption of patient care. The average ransom payment by healthcare organizations in 2023 was $4.4 million, and the average cost of recovery was $2.57 million. Healthcare leaders are now realizing the gravity of these threats and are seeking strategic ways to combat them.

AI, M&A, Cybersecurity, and Policy Shifts Poised to Reshape the Industry
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