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In an era defined by unprecedented technological advancements, the alarming rise, and acceptance of healthcare cyberattacks underscores a critical failure in our collective security infrastructure.
People are dying…
The recent onslaught, affecting millions and costing $billions, illuminates a distressing truth: our intelligence agencies and regulatory bodies appear paralyzed and impotent in the face of escalating digital threats.
At the heart of this crisis lies a paradoxical disturbing acceptance of insecurity.
Despite glaring vulnerabilities and insecure servers enabling breaches at UnitedHealth Group, Synnovis, and the NHS, there remains a conspicuous absence of decisive action and any security improvement.
This inertia not only perpetuates systemic weaknesses but also emboldens cybercriminals who exploit these servers with complete impunity.
The consequences are dire and far-reaching. Patients’ confidential data, once a bastion of trust, now circulates on illicit dark web platforms, mirroring the anarchic race to the bottom in digital security with regular crime not far behind.