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Cybercriminals have always locked their eyes on the healthcare industry due to the massive amount of personal and clinical data stored by hospitals, clinics, and their partners. A recent report from the Medical Device Network shares a worrisome uptick in attacks specifically aimed at medical devices, which often hold life-critical data and control vital therapies. As these threats intensify, it’s imperative for healthcare organizations to act swiftly and decisively to protect patient safety and their operations.The hazards of hackers using compromised medical equipment go much beyond typical data leaks. Pacemakers are among implantable devices that can be hacked and create potentially fatal circumstances. During ransomware attacks, hospitals can be compelled to turn off vital systems, therefore compromising patient care at a critical moment.
Quantum computers are getting seriously powerful, and that could mean that even the best security we have to date might not be good enough down the road. For example, IBM is coming out with an incredibly fast quantum computer called Quantum Heron. Experts say it might not be too long before these kinds of computers can crack the regular ways we keep information “confidential” online.Because of this, cybersecurity experts are already working closely with third parties on new kinds of encryption that even quantum computers won’t be able to break. They’re called post-quantum encryption, and they’re expected to replace our current systems in the next ten years or so.
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