31.1% of healthcare organizations analyzed had a 'High Risk' email security posture.

The manufacturing industry accounted for 456 ransomware incidents totaling approximately $284.6 million in reported payments, while the financial services industry accounted for 432 incidents totaling approximately $365.6 million, and the healthcare industry accounted for 389 incidents totaling approximately $305.4 million.

The financial services industry has the highest percentage of full production deployments of Confidential Computing at 37%, followed by healthcare at 29% and government at 21%.

61% of healthcare organizations cite compliance requirements as important security drivers.

In one enforcement case, a clinic was fined $25,000 for a single message that contained protected health information (PHI) and was sent to the wrong person without encryption

The current pace of healthcare breaches in 2025 suggests the year is set to exceed 180 email breaches, which was the total reported last year.

107 email-related HIPAA breaches were reported to the Department of Health and Human Services in just the first half of 2025.

81% of healthcare organizations believe that integrating cybersecurity into the core business strategy is effective in improving operational efficiencies to deliver better outcomes.

Healthcare organizations have 35% of their devices classified as extended IoT.

59% of healthcare organizations faced clinical consequences from cyber incidents, including delayed treatments and compromised patient trust.

In healthcare, over 90% of AI bot triggers are attributed to scraping activities as of 2025.

60% of healthcare organizations reported operational disruptions due to cyber incidents.

81% of healthcare executives believe that prioritizing cybersecurity in their business strategy is effective in overcoming challenges.

Over 70% of healthcare organizations reported significant financial, operational, or clinical disruptions due to cyber threats in the past year.

52% of healthcare executives stated that training and upskilling personnel is an effective tool to combat cyber challenges.

68% of healthcare executives indicated that identity and access management would be the top priority for increasing investments in the coming fiscal year.

72% of healthcare organizations experienced a moderate to severe financial impact from cyber incidents in the past two years.

Healthcare organizations experienced an average of five different types of cyber threats that impacted their organizations in the past year.

26% of companies in the healthcare industry identify biometric verification as their leading fraud-prevention tool.

The healthcare sector experienced 86 ransomware attacks.