It’s time to take the work out of zero trust, seriously.

As we embrace the digital era, public companies face escalating cybersecurity risks. The SEC’s recent cyber incident reporting rules shine a light on the traditionally opaque world of cyber risk in public companies, while increasing critical transparency with investors.

In healthcare, a successful cyberattack can compromise patient data, interrupt critical care, and even jeopardize lives. The reliance on the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) devices and electronic health records makes healthcare systems particularly vulnerable. At the same time, patient data, which is inherently sensitive, is considered incredibly lucrative. Lastly, the healthcare industry is the most likely to pay up during a ransomware attack. This combination of factors makes healthcare organizations high-stakes targets for malicious actors.