Ransomware has affected healthcare for decades, but organizations have become increasingly vulnerable as attackers have become brazen and more sophisticated. There's a financial and reputational impact: One health system had to settle with 126,000 patients for up to $3,000 each following a 2020 incident. And there's an operational impact: Two hospitals in Connecticut had to divert ambulances and close multiple outpatient facilities while computers were down earlier in 2023. Remediation can be costly. Not only do healthcare organizations need to get core business applications up and ...