Analysis of over 2.25 million healthcare devices reveals critical exposure risks from known vulnerabilities and insecure internet connections.
This video discusses the critical findings from Claroty's 'State of CPS Security: Healthcare Exposures 2025' report.
It highlights the significant cybersecurity exposures in connected medical devices and OT systems across healthcare organizations, including the prevalence of known exploitable vulnerabilities (KEVs) and insecure internet connectivity.
Key report insights include:
Empirical findings from analyzing over 2.25 million medical and healthcare OT devices
Prevalence of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEVs) and ransomware attack vectors
Risks of insecure internet-facing medical devices and hospital operational equipment
Alignment with HHS top attack vectors and updated HIPAA cybersecurity guidelines
Actionable exposure management strategies to prioritize clinical remediation