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The painful cost of Cybercrime to the US Healthcare Sector In February 2024, UnitedHealth Group’s subsidiary, Change Healthcare, suffered a significant cybersecurity breach, which has had far-reaching consequences across the U.S. healthcare system. The attack, attributed to the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware group, compromised both personally identifiable information (PII) and protected health

Cristie Software in Healthcare: Balancing Patient Data Security with Rapid Recovery The healthcare industry faces a unique challenge: safeguarding sensitive patient data while ensuring rapid system recovery in the event of failures or cyber incidents. With healthcare providers increasingly reliant on digital systems to manage patient records, treatment plans, and

Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery with Cristie Software: Benefits and Considerations In today’s digital-first world, disaster recovery (DR) is no longer an afterthought for organizations—it’s a critical component of business continuity. Whether it’s natural disasters, cyberattacks, or hardware failures, unforeseen events can have devastating effects on company operations. Cloud-based disaster recovery (DR)

Financial Services: Disaster Recovery for the Age of FinTech The financial services industry has undergone a digital revolution driven by FinTech (financial technology). With innovations like blockchain, mobile banking, AI-powered financial tools, and payment gateways, the sector has become more efficient but also more vulnerable to disruptions, including cyberattacks, system

IDC/Zerto – The State of Disaster Recovery and Cyber-Recovery, 2024–2025. IDC recently published the white paper “The State of Disaster Recovery and Cyber-Recovery, 2024–2025: Factoring in AI” sponsored by Zerto which highlights current trends in disaster protection strategies in the face of growing cybercrime. The paper also presents survey results

The True Cost of Cybercrime in the Manufacturing Sector: Impact, Case Studies, and Mitigation Ransomware is a rapidly growing threat causing the cost of cybercrime to US manufacturing to extend far beyond financial losses. As more manufacturing companies embrace digital transformation, they expose themselves to vulnerabilities in their IT and