Healthcare a major target for cybercriminals now, says a report
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The rapid digitisation of healthcare sectors has led to the medical information being targeted by cybercriminals, says an international report. The report makes the conclusion more imperative as it clearly states that medical information is 10 times more valuable in the black market, and hence bein continuously targeted by cybercriminals.
More alarming is the fact that with the sudden spurt in digitization of healthcare there are very few organizations which have the requisite budget and administrative, technical or organisational skills that are necessary to detect, mitigate and prevent cyber-attacks, advanced malware.
More alarming is the fact that with the sudden spurt in digitization of healthcare there are very few organizations which have the requisite budget and administrative, technical or organisational skills that are necessary to detect, mitigate and prevent cyber-attacks, advanced malware.
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