<ul><li>Healthcare cybersecurity is a low priority for many industry leaders, despite increasing cyber threats that impact patient safety, according to Omega Systems' '2025 Healthcare IT Landscape Report'.</li><li>19% of healthcare leaders acknowledge that a cyberattack has disrupted patient care, while 52% believe a fatal cyber-related incident in a U.S. healthcare facility is inevitable within the next five years.</li><li>Key findings reveal that 80% of healthcare organizations experienced at least one cyberattack in the past year, with social engineering attacks and ransomware being the most common.</li><li>Critical cybersecurity gaps include inadequate employee training, deficient incident response plans, stretched in-house teams, infrequent vulnerability assessments, and outdated systems. Partnering with a Managed Security Service Provider is highlighted as beneficial in enhancing resilience against cyber threats.</li></ul>

Healthcare Cybersecurity a Low Priority Despite Growing Threats Impacting Patient Safety, Omega Systems Finds

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