Voice of Customer: Global Healthcare Cybersecurity Trends

Voice of Customer: Global Healthcare Cybersecurity Trends

A Survey of Enterprise Decision-Makers Who Influence Cybersecurity Budgets in the Healthcare Industry

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17-Nov-2023
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Global
Research Code: K934-01-00-00-00
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Typically, healthcare sector organizations have managed to keep themselves isolated from cybersecurity threats by air-gapping their internal systems. As the result of continual digitalization initiatives and the rapid adoption of bring-your-own-device and Internet of Things-enabled devices, however, the healthcare sector has found itself connected to a vast digital ecosystem and vulnerable to a myriad of new threats.

In this fast-evolving threat landscape, healthcare organizations globally are becoming aware of their vulnerability and ready to make significant investments to secure their operations, patient data, and facilities from potential harm. Cybersecurity investments quickly topped the list of security priorities at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the willingness to safeguard healthcare data and operational continuity remains a key objective for security teams.

Frost & Sullivan conducted a Voice of Customer survey of healthcare organizations globally to understand their cybersecurity operations, organizational management, technology investment, threat awareness, and other factors that play into the decision-making process for new cybersecurity purchases. Of the healthcare representatives surveyed, 40% have a C-level position at their organization, followed by manager level and VP level positions at 21% and 20%, respectively.

Table of Contents

Key Objectives

Research Methodology

Total Survey Sample Structure

Sample Structure for Healthcare

Respondent Profile

Key Findings

Introduction to Survey Responses on Cybersecurity Teams in Healthcare

Who Determines the Best Security Solution

Profiles of Decision-Makers

Profiles of Decision-Makers (continued)

Operations

Employment Nature, Ratio Size, and Growth

Introduction to Survey Responses on Cybersecurity Budgets in Healthcare

Healthcare Organizations’ Cybersecurity Budgets

Healthcare Organizations’ Cybersecurity Budgets (continued)

Cybersecurity Budget by Country

Cybersecurity Budget Allocation—2023

Russo-Ukrainian War—Influence on Cybersecurity Budget

Introduction to Survey Responses on Cybersecurity Growth, Challenges, and Concerns in Healthcare

Growth Drivers of Cybersecurity in Healthcare

Challenges

Challenges (continued)

Concerns

Risk Exposure

Cyberattacks

Introduction to Survey Responses on Cybersecurity Tools and Technologies in Healthcare

Key Objectives

Key Objectives (continued)

2023 Focus Areas

Network Security

Data Security

Security Services

Solutions Likely Added in 2024

Solutions Likely Added in 2024 (continued)

Solutions Likely Added in 2024 (continued)

Conclusions

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

Your Next Steps

Why Frost, Why Now?

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Typically, healthcare sector organizations have managed to keep themselves isolated from cybersecurity threats by air-gapping their internal systems. As the result of continual digitalization initiatives and the rapid adoption of bring-your-own-device and Internet of Things-enabled devices, however, the healthcare sector has found itself connected to a vast digital ecosystem and vulnerable to a myriad of new threats. In this fast-evolving threat landscape, healthcare organizations globally are becoming aware of their vulnerability and ready to make significant investments to secure their operations, patient data, and facilities from potential harm. Cybersecurity investments quickly topped the list of security priorities at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the willingness to safeguard healthcare data and operational continuity remains a key objective for security teams. Frost & Sullivan conducted a Voice of Customer survey of healthcare organizations globally to understand their cybersecurity operations, organizational management, technology investment, threat awareness, and other factors that play into the decision-making process for new cybersecurity purchases. Of the healthcare representatives surveyed, 40% have a C-level position at their organization, followed by manager level and VP level positions at 21% and 20%, respectively.
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Author Pranav sahai
Industries Information Technology
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Keyword 1 Global Cybersecurity Trends
Keyword 2 Healthcare Cybersecurity Analysis
Keyword 3 Healthcare Cybersecurity Solutions
Podcast No
WIP Number K934-01-00-00-00