60% of healthcare and manufacturing organizations cite regulatory compliance as a driver for pursuing microsegmentation.

Only 22% of healthcare and manufacturing security leaders have hands-on experience with modern microsegmentation.

68% of healthcare and manufacturing organizations are pursuing microsegmentation as part of a Zero Trust strategy.

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

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

Only 9% of healthcare and manufacturing organizations have protected more than 80% of their critical systems.

99% of healthcare and manufacturing organizations are implementing or planning microsegmentation.

57% of healthcare and manufacturing security leaders rank microsegmentation as their top initiative to stop lateral movement.

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

40% of healthcare leaders cite concerns about disrupting clinical workflows or patient care during deployment 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.

32% of healthcare leaders cite long rollout timelines as a barrier to implementing microsegmentation.

30% of healthcare leaders cite the complexity of integrating with multi-vendor network infrastructure across sites as a barrier to implementing microsegmentation.

76% of healthcare leaders say it is highly important that a microsegmentation solution avoids disruption to clinical or operational workflows.

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.