Cybersecurity in

Healthcare

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Sources

Snell, Elizabeth. “Report Finds 16.6M Affected by 2016 Healthcare Data Breaches.” HealthITSecurity.com

IBM, “X-Force Threat Intelligence Index Report,” IBM, Accessed 11 April 2018

Ponemon Institute, “2018 Impact of Cyber Insecurity on Healthcare Organizations,” The Merlin International Report, 2018

HIPAA Journal, “Lack of Security Awareness Training Leaves Healthcare Organizations Evxposed to Cyberattacks,” HIPAA Journal, 9 April 2018

Donovan, Fred “Older healthcare OSes open to cybersecurity vulnerabilities,” Health IT Security, 23 May 2018

Ponemon Institute, “The State of Cybersecurity in Healthcare Organizations in 2018,” Merlin International Report, March 2018

https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/cybersecurity/11-of-the-biggest-healthcare-cyberattacks-of-2017.html

62% of healthcare

organizations have

experienced a breach in

the past 12 months.

There are more than

300 recorded breaches

to the healthcare

industry every year.

Lack of device security, experienced personnel, and outdated systems are the primary causes

Across the U.S., healthcare facilities are experiencing the negative effects of cyberattacks

The digitalization of healthcare communication and records has greatly impacted how professionals use medical devices, perform patient care, and conduct internal operations. The problem? The industry is at risk more than ever before.

Healthcare institutions

are amongst some

of the most attacked

organizations.

In Critical Condition Major Symptoms Recent Outbreaks

Attacks affect more than

16 million Americans,

making their personal data

available to hackers.

78% of devices in the medical

field are unsecured or have

weak security.

Device SecurityPersonnel

Only 29% of organizations

run a modern version of

Windows 10.

More than 60% of

organizations don’t have

qualified cybersecurity

technicians in house.

Outdated Systems

21st Century Oncology

Commonwealth Health Corp

2.2MVictims

690KVictims

Fort Myers, FL

Bowling Green, KY

UNC Dermatology56kVictims Raleigh, NC

Sinai Health System

Urology Austin

Arkansas Oral & Facial Surgery

Pacific Alliance Medical Center

500kVictims

200kVictims

128kVictims

266kVictims

Chicago, IL

Austin, TX

Fayetteville, AR

Los Angeles, CA

Henry Ford Hospital

Airway Oxygen Inc

18k+Victims

500kVictims

Detriot, MI

Wyoming, MISSM HealthSt. Louis, MO

260kVictims

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“The fundamental difference

between healthcare and other

industries…is that it’s not just

about money. It’s about lives.”

– Robert Herjavec, founder and

CEO of the Herjavec Group

“Global healthcare cybersecurity

spending will exceed $65 billion

cumulatively over the next five

years, from 2017 to 2021.”

– Cybersecurity Ventures

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The good news is that there are always ways to strengthen cybersecurity with the right “medicine”

Preventive Care

Get a People’s Perspective Talk with your team to understand their

professional development wants/needs

Invest in Cyber LearningImmersive, gamified cyber learning is proven

more effective than traditional classroom settings

Analyze and AssessEstablish regular IT security analysis and

systems probing to know who has PHI access

Diversify Hiring Look for candidates beyond the technical

degree and programming skill set