40 percent of respondents could not block the initial attack.TREND MICRO CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE REPORTīack in June of this year, Trend Micro Incorporated announced new research revealing that “89 percent of electricity, oil and gas, and manufacturing firms have experienced cyber attacks impacting production and energy supply over the past 12 months. “A health-care data breach now comes with a record-high price tag - to the tune of $10.1 million on average, according to IBM Security's annual Cost of a Data Breach Report.” HEALTH-CARE DATA BREACH COSTS REACH RECORD HIGH AT $10M PER ATTACKĬommenting on the report, this article points out that “the unrelenting barrage of cyber attacks against health-care organizations is causing major financial damage as health systems struggle to mitigate the costs of data breaches. This includes financial services, industrial, transportation and health-care companies amongst others.” In fact, IBM's report reveals that ransomware and destructive attacks represented 28 percent of breaches amongst critical infrastructure organizations studied, highlighting how threat actors are seeking to fracture the global supply chains that rely on these organizations. “Concerns over critical infrastructure targeting appear to be increasing globally over the past year, with many governments' cybersecurity agencies urging vigilance against disruptive attacks. All while 28 percent of breaches amongst these organizations were ransomware or destructive attacks.
“Critical Infrastructure Lags in Zero Trust – Almost 80 percent of critical infrastructure organizations studied don't adopt zero-trust strategies, seeing average breach costs rise to $5.4 million – a $1.17 million increase compared to those that do.
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