As we reach the halfway point of 2025, the healthcare industry is seeing an unprecedented number of data breaches. In fact, over 29 million individuals have been affected by large-scale breaches and downtime incidents, showing critical vulnerabilities in our...
In 2025, the healthcare sector is grappling with an alarming increase in IT system downtimes, with data breaches rising by 20% compared to the previous year. According to Becker’s Hospital Review, this surge underscores the critical need for healthcare organizations...
In healthcare, downtime is more than a nuisance, it’s a serious threat to patient care, operational continuity, and financial health. When electronic systems fail, hospitals face cascading consequences that affect every corner of the organization. From revenue loss...
When systems go down in healthcare, the consequences ripple far beyond IT departments. The recent CrowdStrike-related outage that happened in 2024 had long-lasting effects in Rhode Island’s RIBridges system. This is a prime example of how critical it is to have robust...
When healthcare systems go offline, whether for minutes or days, the consequences can be immediate and severe: delayed care, lost revenue, compliance violations, and lasting damage to your organization’s reputation. And when downtime isn’t planned or managed, the...
