Over 1750 Total Lots Up For Auction at Five Locations - MA 04/30, NJ Cleansweep 05/02, TX 05/03, TX 05/06, NJ 05/08

Broward Health hacked in October, delayed reveal at DOJ request

by Thomas Dworetzky, Contributing Reporter | January 05, 2022
Cyber Security Health IT

Despite the hard work, the attack continued to damage CRMC. As late as December 31, 2021, the impact was still being felt, according to a News Tribune report, although, “signs of recovery showed Thursday.” These included a phone system that was working better and the online reappearance of the hospital's website.

In November 2021, a report showed just how prevalent cyberattacks against healthcare providers have become. The report, by data security firm Medigate and cloud-based protection provider CrowdStrike, found that in the prior 18 months 82% of healthcare providers suffered an IoT cyberattack — and 34% of them were hit with ransomware.

There is no easy way around such demands, according to the findings in the study, titled "Healthcare IoT Security Operations Maturity – A Rationalized Approach to a New Normal.” Fully 33% paid the ransom, but only 69% of those reported that doing so led to the full restoration of their data.

Back to HCB News

You Must Be Logged In To Post A Comment