Healthcare data breaches can disrupt far more than just IT. With the average cost of a healthcare data breach reaching $7.42 million in 2025, healthcare organizations face growing pressure to protect patient privacy, preserve data integrity, maintain regulatory compliance, and keep critical clinical services operating during an attack.
This whitepaper discusses how an evidence-driven approach to cybersecurity for healthcare can help your organization protect PHI, maintain clinical continuity, meet compliance obligations, and respond decisively when an incident occurs.
What You Will Learn
- Why compliance, data integrity, and threat response must operate as connected components of healthcare cyber resilience.
- How to determine whether PHI, clinical systems, medical devices, billing platforms, or third-party services were affected during an incident.
- How unified network, endpoint, identity, cloud, log, and threat intelligence data can accelerate investigation and containment.
- How healthcare cybersecurity solutions help organizations address ransomware, compromised credentials, insider risk, supply-chain attacks, and IoMT security gaps.
- How NetWitness provides the forensic evidence needed for breach assessment, HIPAA-related workflows, executive reporting, downtime coordination, and recovery decisions.
Strengthen Healthcare Cyber Resilience Before the Next Incident
Get practical guidance for protecting patient data, preserving clinical operations, and improving threat response across complex healthcare environments.