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Summary:<\/strong> Healthcare companies can effectively defend against cyber threats with solutions like encryption, VPNs, and multi-factor authentication.<\/p><\/div><\/div>

In this day and age, when a cyber-attack happens roughly every 40 seconds<\/a>, no industry is safe from threats. Every organization, regardless of what it does, faces some level of risk.<\/p>

That said, some industries are targeted far more than others. Healthcare, unfortunately, is near the top of that list<\/strong>. First, let us explain why that\u2019s the case. Later, we\u2019ll discuss what healthcare facilities and institutions can do to better protect themselves against hacking attempts.<\/p>

Why the healthcare industry is particularly vulnerable to cyber-attacks<\/h2>

The key reason why healthcare is often targeted by cybercriminals is that it deals with highly valuable data<\/strong>. To provide their services, healthcare companies must store and manage large volumes of electronic health records, sensitive patient information, and other confidential files. We\u2019re talking ID documents, Social Security numbers, medical histories, insurance papers, and more. All of those, as you can guess, are highly sought after on the dark web.<\/p>

And that\u2019s only part of the problem. We also need to consider that many healthcare organizations still rely on outdated computer systems and legacy infrastructure.<\/strong> Yesterday\u2019s technologies simply can\u2019t keep up with today\u2019s cybersecurity threats\u2014and attackers know this all too well.<\/p>

Add to that the growing number of connected devices used in hospitals and clinics\u2014many of which lack proper security\u2014and you get a large attack surface<\/strong>. In this scenario, every device creates a potential risk that cybercriminals can exploit to break into the system.<\/p><\/div>

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The consequences of cyber-attacks for healthcare organizations<\/h2>

Let\u2019s start with this: if sensitive data\u2014personally identifying information, electronic health records, insurance details, and so on\u2014gets leaked, the consequences can be far-reaching. For instance, attackers can use it to<\/strong> file fake insurance claims<\/strong>. They might also get prescription drugs illegally<\/strong>. In some cases, they could even blackmail patients or medical institutions<\/strong> to keep medical records private.<\/p>

Of course, the impact of the breach on an organization can be profound. It can lead to severe financial losses<\/strong> and<\/strong> big damage to its reputation<\/strong>. Regular and potential customers may lose trust and run off to competitors.<\/p>

And if you think incidents like this are probably rare, we hate to tell you otherwise. Cyber-attacks on healthcare companies have been on the rise over the last few years<\/a>.<\/p>

In 2024, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) reported that the average number of healthcare breaches was two per day<\/strong>. That\u2019s millions of medical records compromised each year. This explains why healthcare organizations cannot afford to rely on half-measures when it comes to cybersecurity.<\/p>

How to defend against cyber-attacks in healthcare<\/h2>

Just because the healthcare industry is a frequent target for cybercriminals doesn\u2019t mean organizations in this sector should feel helpless. There are plenty of effective strategies and solutions available. If you\u2019re part of this sector, here\u2019s how you can improve your defenses:<\/p>

Control who has access to electronic medical records<\/h3>

One way to boost healthcare cybersecurity<\/a> is by adopting the Zero Trust model<\/a>. Maybe you\u2019ve heard the phrase \u201cNever trust, always verify\u201d\u2014that\u2019s what it\u2019s all about. It means you double-check everyone\u2019s identity every time they need to access sensitive resources<\/strong>, even if you\u2019re 100% sure they work at your company. It may sound strict, but it\u2019s one of the best methods to stop unauthorized access.<\/p>

Also, just because someone is part of the team doesn\u2019t mean they should have unlimited access to all sensitive information. You want to make sure people only access the apps and data they actually need<\/strong>, based on their role and responsibilities. That\u2019s why it\u2019s important to set up proper access permissions for each user in your organization.<\/p>

Tools like Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solutions<\/a> can help you put this framework into practice. They let you set up proper identity checks and control access effectively, so employees only reach what they need for their work\u2014and nothing more.<\/p>

And one more thing. While focusing on digital access, remember to also control physical access to areas where servers and patient records are stored. Limiting this access helps prevent damage to equipment and data theft.<\/p><\/div>

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Divide your network into smaller parts<\/h3>

Speaking of controlling access to resources, you can take that concept further by breaking up your company\u2019s network into smaller elements called \u201csegments.\u201d This process is called network segmentation<\/a>. Basically, by using firewalls<\/a>, gateways, and internet protocols, you create separate areas of the network for specific user groups to operate in<\/strong>\u2014without giving them access to the other parts.<\/p>

How does this help? For one, if a security incident occurs, it will be contained within that one particular segment. This means it won\u2019t spread across the entire network. This not only helps you identify and resolve the issue faster but also protects the rest of your IT environment.<\/p>

Use encryption to protect all patient records<\/h3>

When you encrypt sensitive information like medical research and patient records, you ensure that even if someone gets hold of this data, it will appear as a scrambled mess when they try to open it<\/strong>. All the information stays unreadable until the correct decryption key is provided.<\/p>

Encryption is especially useful when you\u2019re sharing sensitive information online, particularly between remote sites or workers. To keep data secure in transit, end-to-end encryption is often used. This means the data is encrypted right on the sender\u2019s device and stays encrypted until it reaches the intended recipient<\/strong>, where it\u2019s decrypted.<\/p>

Because the data remains encrypted throughout its entire journey, even if someone intercepts it while it passes from point A to point B, they won\u2019t be able to read or misuse it. Just remember that this protection requires using strong algorithms like AES-256<\/a> or XChaCha20 for encrypting your data\u2014some weaker ones can still be cracked with modern hacking tools.<\/p>

Get everyone to use only strong passwords<\/h3>

No matter how much you invest in healthcare cybersecurity, all that effort can go to waste if employees are using weak passwords. Verizon reports<\/a> that web attacks happen mostly due to stolen credentials (77%) and easily guessable passwords (21%). That\u2019s why it\u2019s so important to make sure everyone on every team uses strong, hard-to-guess credentials.<\/p>

To make this happen, you can use an advanced business password manager<\/a> that allows you to enforce a strong password policy<\/strong>. Plus, it can help employees easily create, manage, and securely store strong passwords for all their work accounts. This way, they won\u2019t have to struggle with coming up with long, random strings of characters or keep passwords written down in notebooks.<\/p>

Add more protection layers to your online accounts<\/h3>

Considering how advanced threat actors\u2019 methods have become for cracking passwords, one thing\u2019s for sure\u2014passwords alone might not be enough to keep work accounts safe. That\u2019s why it\u2019s important to add extra layers of security, like multi-factor authentication (MFA)<\/a>.<\/p>

By implementing MFA, you require users to prove their identity with something beyond a password<\/strong>. This can be a code sent to their phone or a biometric scan. Access is granted only after that second step is verified. That way, even if someone does get hold of an employee\u2019s password, they still won\u2019t be able to break into their account.<\/p>

Educate your employees<\/h3>

You can\u2019t expect your team to follow security rules if you don\u2019t explain why those rules exist in the first place.<\/strong><\/p>

That\u2019s why investing in cybersecurity training is essential. In these sessions, the team should learn the basics of cyber threats and how to respond to attacks. For example, they should find out what a ransomware attack is<\/a>, what types of information they can handle online, and what to do if they accidentally click on a phishing link<\/a>.<\/p>

By clearly explaining the threats, how they work, and how to avoid them, you greatly increase the chances that employees won\u2019t make the human errors that can lead to security breaches. Also, if you need a knowledge base to refer to, you can check out our Cybersecurity Learning Centre<\/a>. It covers everything from basic security frameworks to HIPAA compliance<\/a>.<\/p>

Update and monitor all software and devices regularly<\/h3>

Most of the software and hardware used in hospitals and clinics receive regular patches and updates, which are specifically designed to strengthen system and device security. With cyber-attacks becoming more and more sophisticated, staying on top of these updates is one of the simplest, most effective ways to protect mobile devices and improve IoT security<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>

Outdated software can create major vulnerabilities and weaken your device posture security<\/a>. That\u2019s why it\u2019s so important not to skip updates, not even one. It might not seem urgent at the time, but missing that update could leave your systems exposed when you least expect it.<\/p>

It\u2019s also crucial that you continuously monitor all devices and platforms within your IT infrastructure. Why? To stay aware of everything connected to your company\u2019s network, ensure each one complies with your security policies, and quickly identify any unusual behavior before it leads to potential vulnerabilities.<\/p>

With NordLayer, you\u2019re covered on key cybersecurity fronts<\/h2>

NordLayer is a toggle-ready network security platform that checks all the right boxes\u2014especially for healthcare organizations looking to strengthen their defenses. In fact, it delivers on many of the key cybersecurity practices we\u2019ve covered in this article.<\/p>

For starters, it offers a cutting-edge Business VPN<\/strong><\/a> to ensure your team can safely access your network from anywhere. But that\u2019s just the beginning. NordLayer also allows you to segment your network and control who can access what, while monitoring user activity.<\/strong> What\u2019s more, it enables you to apply Zero Trust principles, so every user\u2019s identity is checked before each login. It also helps maintain strong device posture security by allowing you to keep tabs on all devices in your network. Throw in multi-factor authentication, DNS filtering, malware prevention,<\/strong> and strong encryption<\/strong>, and you\u2019ve got a tool built for serious protection.<\/p>

Bottom line? NordLayer is designed to be an all-in-one solution for many of the cybersecurity challenges healthcare companies face. If you\u2019re in the healthcare industry<\/a> and want to learn more about our product, just contact our team<\/a>. We\u2019ll be happy to show you what NordLayer can do to protect your organization.<\/p>

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