April 26, 2016
Healthcare top target for cyberattacks in 2015
Editor's Note
Healthcare was the top target for cyberattacks last year, according to an IBM cybersecurity report.
Five of the eight largest healthcare security breaches (more than 1 million records compromised) this decade took place during the first 6 months of 2015. More than 100 million healthcare records were compromised last year.
Download the IBM Cost of Data Breach Study to learn more about the global impact of a data breach and how data breaches affect individual nations.
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