With patients’ care and data at risk, the health of your IT infrastructure is critical. Our fully managed platform simplifies your security strategy so you can focus on protecting what matters. We proactively address suspicious activity within your network and only alert you to things that require your attention. Plus, remediation can usually be done in just a few steps or with a single click.
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Number of healthcare data breaches in 2023
Average cost of a healthcare data breach
The number of days, on average, a healthcare data breach lasts before being discovered, compared to 204 days across other industries.
Percent of attacks that started through email (malicious emails or phishing) in healthcare organizations.
The healthcare industry has access to a lot of sensitive data—from personal health information (PHI) and personally identifiable information (PII) to financial records—and cybercriminals are eager to get their hands on it. These cybercriminals can find ways to sneak past conventional security measures to steal healthcare data.
The healthcare security landscape is always evolving—the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), a variety of IoT devices, dedicated apps, the shift towards cloud computing, and the expansion of remote telemedicine services are just a few examples. Unfortunately, more tech means more open doors for cyberattackers. This has created an urgent need for healthcare orgs to get proactive about fortifying their defenses against vulnerabilities.
Smaller healthcare providers can face overwhelming challenges in consistently monitoring and securing vulnerable points that cyberattacks could breach—mostly due to limited security budgets. You need an affordable, layered defense strategy that offers continuous monitoring, advanced detection, and quick response capabilities. This way, potential cyber threats can be stopped before they can access and compromise important patient data.
Today’s healthcare organizations face growing pressure from regulators, assessors, and insurers who all want solid proof of strong cybersecurity efforts. And that’s in addition to meeting strict standards set by organizations like the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) to protect private patient data. Plus, breaches not only jeopardize patient trust but also damage relationships with third-party organizations. But simply meeting minimum standards is no longer enough—stakeholders need to see strong systems in place that will prevent, detect, respond to, and recover from cyber threats.
“When Huntress calls, we answer because we know that’s the call that matters. We don’t have the luxury of having team members comb through logs and events all day. We need to be able to focus our attention on other priorities, and Huntress enables us to do that.”
“Huntress filters out all the noise. Their SOC team does a remarkable job of verifying threats and only sending alerts when they need our attention or action. Our techs know that when an alert from Huntress comes through, they better look at it.”
“The human element is huge—that’s why we stay with Huntress because I trust their team. Their SOC team will call us and alert us to real vulnerabilities. We’ve never gotten a call from SentinelOne, let’s put it that way.”
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