Healthcare
We've curated 407 cybersecurity statistics about Healthcare to help you understand how data breaches, ransomware attacks, and the adoption of telehealth technologies are reshaping patient privacy and security practices.
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86% of private healthcare security decision makers report legal and communications challenges when responding to a cyber attack.
99% of healthcare and manufacturing organizations are implementing or planning microsegmentation.
Access to healthcare systems can be purchased for as little as $2,000 to $50,000.
Healthcare organizations are being hit by cyberattacks about every 10 hours.
Hospitals can lose $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 per day during operational disruptions caused by cyberattacks.
Medical records sell for $250 to $1,000 each on illicit markets.
Microsegmentation accounts for 24% of currently deployed Zero Trust initiatives.
Nearly half of healthcare and manufacturing security leaders experienced a lateral movement attack in the past year.
Only 22% of healthcare and manufacturing security leaders have hands-on experience with modern microsegmentation.
Only 9% of healthcare and manufacturing organizations have protected more than 80% of their critical systems.
Over 90% of healthcare and manufacturing organizations have protected fewer than 80% of their critical systems.
The ransom payment rate in healthcare is 68%–72% compared with about 40% in other sectors.
VPN and remote access systems account for roughly one-third of initial access vectors in healthcare cyberattacks.
Average claim severity in Resilience's healthcare portfolio increasesd from $800,000 in 2024 to more than $2 million per incident in 2025.
Health care was the most affected sector by data security incidents, accounting for 27% of incidents; finance and insurance accounted for 18%; business and professional services accounted for 15%.
Healthcare has 35% consumer trust
Healthcare organizations that establish a data governance committee achieve more than three times the risk reduction compared to organizations in other industries.
Individual extortion demands in healthcare reached as high as $4 million in the first half of 2025.
Legacy Windows operating systems are most prevalent in retail (39%), healthcare (35%), and financial services (29%).
Social engineering drove 88% of material losses in the first half of 2025 in Resilience's healthcare portfolio, making human error the industry's single most consequential vulnerability.