In 2022, most American nonprofit hospitals and health systems had sufficient cash reserves to cover prolonged operating expenses, with an average of 218 days’ worth in hand, a KFF analysis found. Despite issues like inflation, labor shortages, and investment losses, approximately 75% of these institutions maintained a robust cash cushion. However, around 10% reported vulnerable cash levels. Analysis revealed that negative operational margins did not equate to poor financial health if robust cash reserves were in place.
Malware Defense 101 – Identifying and Removing Modern Threats
Cybersecurity threats in 2025 have become more sophisticated, with malware leveraging AI, evasion tactics, and polymorphic code. Data-stealing malware dominates, increasing by 180% in 2024.
