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Forbes: Why Healthcare Organizations Desperately Need Incident Response

Sophos observed a 94% increase in healthcare cyberattacks between 2021-2022, while a 2022 study found healthcare breaches rose by 51% in just three years. Ransomware attacks, in particular, have led to delayed treatments, extortion attempts against patients, and even deaths.

Shankar Somasundaram, Asimily’s Founder & CEO, details five foundations of a strong Incident Response program in this Forbes Technology Council blog.

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