Healthcare organizations should work proactively with experts in the relevant domains to recognize and mitigate potential cybersecurity risks. Here’s what to do to mitigate risk. Ubiquitous criminal access to the internet means that stolen proprietary and confidential data is routinely misappropriated. Healthcare organizations can suffer devastating consequences, occasionally with irreparable

Ransomware attacks make up about a third of cyberattacks these days, targeting companies in a wide range of sectors. According to the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Report by Splunk, 96% of respondents fell victim to a ransomware attack in the past year, and 83% of them paid up. These attacks

Continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) – a concept introduced by Gartner – monitors cybersecurity threats continuously rather than intermittently. This five-stage framework (scoping, discovery, prioritization, validation, and mobilization) allows organizations to constantly assess and manage their security posture, reduce exposure to threats, and integrate risk management into a continuous assessment

Amidst the constantly evolving business milieu, where agility is paramount, organizations are turning to cloud-native architecture to innovate and compete effectively. As companies embrace cloud-native technologies, cyber threats are proliferating, necessitating robust protection measures. Implementing the right cloud-native security controls can be challenging, especially considering that 72% of organizations admit

As the healthcare industry increasingly relies on connected medical devices, the potential consequences of unmitigated cybersecurity vulnerabilities grow more widespread. Similar to how the CrowdStrike patch management issue raised concerns about the impact of software maintenance and testing failures, the voluntary recall of certain wireless insulin pumps by a leading medical device