Recognizing the trends in healthcare data breach lawsuits
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Healthcare companies secure 50% more sensitive data compared to the global average
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The Rubrik Zero Labs research unit found that the average healthcare organization possesses upwards of 42 million sensitive data records, 50% more than the global average of 28 million. Given this figure, Rubrik deduced that ransomware attacks against healthcare organizations can have significant negative impacts on operations and data security and integrity.
In fact, Rubrik researchers found that ransomware attacks against the healthcare organizations it observed had an estimated impact of almost five times more sensitive data than the global averages. The impact was measured by encryption blast radius and sensitive data impacted.
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In the decades since the HIPAA Security Rule was enacted, it has remained a crucial tool to covered entities and business associates as they navigate the multitude of cybersecurity risks that trouble the healthcare sector.
HIPAA’s flexible and scalable nature allows covered entities to implement the technical, physical, and administrative safeguards that are reasonable for each organization’s size and specific needs. However, as ransomware and data breaches continue to hit the healthcare sector, lawmakers and stakeholders in recent years have called to modernize elements of HIPAA to reflect the current health data security and privacy landscape.
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