Health Care: Cybersecurity Risk is a Business Risk

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Presented on August 24, 2022

Troy Hawes, Managing Director, Cybersecurity Consulting Services

Health care has long been a target industry for cybercriminals, and the costs associated with attacks are rising. Data breaches, phishing schemes, ransomware, and other cyberattacks can cost an organization millions of dollars to respond to and recover from. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, cybercrime has risen 600%.

Watch our on-demand webcast, Health Care: Cybersecurity Risk is a Business Risk, to better understand the current state of cybersecurity for health care organizations.

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