Healthcare
We've curated 322 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 in 2025.
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59% of attacked tools in healthcare organizations are text messaging.
44% of healthcare organizations say their organizations experienced an attack against its supply chains, which is a significant decline from 68% in 2024.
56% of healthcare organizations that experienced ransomware attacks say it resulted in delays in procedures and tests.
67% of healthcare organizations that experienced ransomware attacks say it resulted in longer lengths of patient stay.
25% of healthcare organizations cite employees sending PII or PHI to an unintended recipient via email as a primary root cause of incidents.
61% of healthcare organizations say cloud/account compromises resulted in disruption in patient care.
53% of healthcare organizations believe their organizations are vulnerable or highly vulnerable to a BEC/spoofing/impersonation incident.
Healthcare organizations that experienced supply chain attacks, on average, experienced four supply chain attacks in the past two years.
93% of U.S. healthcare organizations experienced at least one cyberattack in the past 12 months.
72% of healthcare organizations say their organizations have experienced cloud/account compromises, which is an increase from 69% in 2024.
64% of healthcare organizations say their organizations are vulnerable or highly vulnerable to a cloud/account compromise.
96% of healthcare organizations researched had at least two data loss or exfiltration incidents involving sensitive and confidential healthcare data in the past two years.
72% of healthcare organizations say they experienced an average of 21 cloud/account compromises.
61% of healthcare organizations say cloud/account compromises increased complications from medical procedures.
52% of healthcare organizations were vulnerable or highly vulnerable to a BEC/spoofing/impersonation incident in 2024.
55% of respondents from healthcare organizations believe their organizations are vulnerable or highly vulnerable to a ransomware attack.
The costliest ransom paid (extrapolated value) by healthcare organizations was $1.2 million.
61% of healthcare organizations that had ransomware attacks experienced an average of five such attacks in the past two years.
Ransom payment rates by healthcare organizations declined in 2025 (from 36% to 33% in 2025).
An average of 72% of U.S. healthcare organizations that experienced a cyber attack reported disruption to patient care, which is a 3-point jump from 69 percent in 2024.