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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The average number of cyberattacks experienced by U.S. healthcare organizations that suffered at least one cyberattack was 43, which is a 3-point increase from 40 in 2024.
35% of healthcare organizations cite employee negligence because of not following policies as a primary root cause of incidents.
On average, healthcare organizations experienced 18 data loss or exfiltration incidents in the past two years.
67% percent of healthcare organizations say ransomware attacks had a negative impact on patient care.
In 2022, 64% of respondents from healthcare organizations said their organizations were very or highly vulnerable to BEC/spoofing/impersonation attacks.
The costliest ransom paid by healthcare organizations in 2025 represented a 60% increase from $771,905 in 2022.
55% of healthcare organizations say data loss or exfiltration incidents impacted patient care.
Concerns about budgets decreased from 40% to 37%.
62% of Healthcare & Pharma professionals report moderate daily use of AI.
17% of employees in healthcare and pharma reported no training in AI tools.
59% of Healthcare & Pharma professionals are very confident in their AI skills.
58% of employees in the healthcare and pharmaceuticals industry have received training on AI safety and data security.
62% of AI users in healthcare and pharma engage with AI daily.
The number of health care S&P 500 companies disclosing AI-related risks jumped from 5 in 2023 to 47 in 2025.
58% of organizations in the healthcare sector experienced email incidents, yet only 36% feel very confident in their compliance posture.
The average duration business operations were affected by ransomware in health care was 70 days.
Healthcare experienced extortion demands as high as $4 million.
Healthcare, retail, and manufacturing remained the most targeted sectors.
Healthcare, retail, and manufacturing remained the most targeted sectors.
Between 2019 and 2023, healthcare experienced large losses primarily from ransomware (57.1%), followed by data breaches (28.6%) and other causes (14.3%).