Rethinking Access Controls Across Your Clinical Network
Connectivity in the modern healthcare network has reshaped patient care delivery. Health systems infrastructure, staff, and patient care are highly dependent on connected devices. This increasing dependence brings cybersecurity to the forefront for many health systems today as attack surfaces continuously expand and the industry remains a strong target for ransomware and other cyber attacks.
65% of cyber incidents have impacted IT, IoMT, IoT, and BAS devices in the past 12 months.
69% of organizations reported a moderate or substantial impact on care delivery.
Over 40% have experienced downtime of 12 hours or more due to recent cyber attacks.
Healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs) are responsible for securing the confidentiality of information such as patient data and financial information, as well as processes that affect the healthcare experience, such as the operation of facility systems and the upkeep of medical devices. Due to this complex web of connected devices and data, the need to secure the workflows within healthcare environments is constant.
Healthcare environments must shift beyond security controls to maintain continuous security measures and a secure architecture.
