
The healthcare sector continues to struggle with cybersecurity, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the $200 billion industry dedicated to protecting sensitive personal data. Interviews conducted following notable cyberattacks on organizations such as Change Healthcare, Ascension, and Lurie revealed systemic issues within healthcare cybersecurity. Regulatory challenges further complicate the landscape, as multiple agencies involved in healthcare cybersecurity often fail to reach consensus on necessary legal reforms. Experts have highlighted the increasing obstacles related to digital regulatory compliance, which pose difficulties for both organizations and regulators. The ongoing failures of the cybersecurity industry to safeguard critical data have prompted questions about the value derived from substantial investments in cybersecurity measures, suggesting that current solutions may not adequately address the vulnerabilities present in the healthcare system.