Cybersecurity Umbrella

Cost of a Data Breach: Healthcare

Healthcare organizations face the highest costs associated with data breaches compared to other industries, according to a recent report.
On average, data breaches across all industries cost companies $3.86 million per breach or $1.49 per record.
The report also highlighted that 80% of these incidents exposed customers' personally identifiable information (PII), which incurred the most significant expenses for businesses.
In the healthcare sector specifically, the average cost of a data breach reached $7.13 million, showing an increase of over 10% compared to the previous year. These findings emphasize the financial impact of data breaches on healthcare organizations.

What We Provide

Cybersecurity Umbrella can help you:

Upgrade your infrastructure and core applications to support hybrid care models that prioritize secure and user-friendly experiences for clinicians and patients.
Develop a comprehensive cloud strategy tailored to your organization's specific goals, including seamless integration of data and applications during acquisition and divestiture activities.
Seamlessly migrate and optimize various workloads, like electronic health records, to the cloud for enhanced accessibility and flexibility.

Cybersecurity Umbrella can help you:

Evaluate the organization's specific risks and evaluate its current level of cybersecurity readiness.
Develop a practical plan to address security weaknesses and enhance resilience capabilities.
Upgrade infrastructure to support flexible systems with modern workflows, data management, and security practices.
Implement a coordinated resilience strategy to minimize disruptions from cyber attacks.
Utilize automation to enhance data security, protect against ransomware, and ensure compliance with regulations.

Cybersecurity Umbrella can help you:

Ensure seamless sharing of patient information by establishing system interoperability, following industry protocols like HL7 and FHIR standards.
Create governance models to enable compliant information exchange among all users, including patients.
Leverage machine learning models to unlock the potential of diverse healthcare data and enhance patient care across various systems, such as electronic medical records and imaging systems.