Roundtable: Health and cyber crime: Cyber crime against the healthcare sector
With cyber crime the fastest growing criminal activity in the world, attacks on healthcare providers are becoming more prevalent. Post, in association with Kennedys, hosted a roundtable to find out the scale of the threat – and what the industry can do to combat it
Cyber crime is the world’s fastest growing criminal activity, estimated to cost businesses more than £286bn a year. And cyber attacks focus on healthcare more than any other industry, with exposures
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