Healthcare accounted for 72 publicly disclosed ransomware attacks (27%) in Q1 2026.

57% of healthcare organizations use AI-enabled or AI-assisted medical technologies.

Microsegmentation accounts for 24% of currently deployed Zero Trust initiatives.

80% of healthcare organizations report moderate to high concern about the cybersecurity risks associated with AI-enabled or AI-assisted medical systems.

28% of healthcare organizations operate medical devices past end-of-support.

74% of healthcare organizations identify visiting clinicians as requiring the most granular policy attention.

62% of healthcare and manufacturing security leaders say today's microsegmentation solutions are easier to deploy than those from five years ago.

44% of healthcare organizations use medical devices with known, unpatched vulnerabilities.

84% of healthcare organizations include cybersecurity requirements in procurement processes.

The ransom payment rate in healthcare is 68%–72% compared with about 40% in other sectors.

Medical records sell for $250 to $1,000 each on illicit markets.

59% of cyberattacks on healthcare organizations involve ransomware.

56% of cyberattacks on healthcare organizations target U.S.-based organizations.

Hospitals can lose $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 per day during operational disruptions caused by cyberattacks.

Over 90% of healthcare and manufacturing organizations have protected fewer than 80% of their critical systems.

24% of healthcare organizations report cyberattacks or exploited vulnerabilities involving medical devices.

56% of healthcare organizations reject devices due to cybersecurity concerns, up from 46% in 2025.

Access to healthcare systems can be purchased for as little as $2,000 to $50,000.

80% of cyber incidents involving medical devices cause moderate or significant disruption to patient care.

32% of healthcare and manufacturing organizations cite cyber insurance requirements as a direct business driver for pursuing microsegmentation.