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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Telnet exposure in healthcare is 8%, up from 6%.
30% of healthcare leaders cite the complexity of integrating with multi-vendor network infrastructure across sites as a barrier to implementing microsegmentation.
30% of healthcare leaders report poor visibility into device inventory as a key limitation.
31% of breached Microsoft 365 healthcare organizations were classified as High Risk.
32% of healthcare leaders cite long rollout timelines as a barrier to implementing microsegmentation.
34% of healthcare leaders cite insufficient internal staff or specialized security resources to implement and manage microsegmentation as a barrier.
40% of healthcare leaders cite concerns about disrupting clinical workflows or patient care during deployment as a barrier to implementing microsegmentation.
42% of healthcare leaders state that reducing incident response and breach remediation costs is one of the most important ROI outcomes when considering microsegmentation investments.
52% of healthcare leaders cite lack of continuous monitoring for lateral movement and segmentation failures as a critical or significant limitation.
54% of healthcare leaders cite policy-management overhead as a critical or significant limitation.
56% of breached healthcare organizations had permissive or missing SPF records (9% missing, 46% soft fail).
56% of healthcare leaders report poor visibility of devices and asset inventory as a critical or significant limitation.
60% of healthcare leaders flag their organization's inability to protect unpatchable or agentless devices as a critical or significant limitation.
62% of healthcare leaders rate their organization's inability to protect unpatchable or agentless devices as a critical or significant limitation—the highest-rated limitation.
74% of breached healthcare organizations lacked effective DMARC enforcement (41% missing entirely, 33% monitor-only).
76% of healthcare leaders say it is highly important that a microsegmentation solution avoids disruption to clinical or operational workflows.
85% of healthcare IT leaders said they suspected staff were using unauthorized AI tools.
Microsoft 365 is adopted by approximately 79% of healthcare organizations.
Nearly half of healthcare leaders say their cyber insurance carrier requested specific controls during renewal or underwriting in the last two years.
Only 26% of healthcare IT leaders reported having visibility into staff usage of unauthorized AI tools.