Cyber attacks halved in one year

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Cyber attacks in Italy are declining in early 2023. However, the risk associated with medical devices is increasing. Exprivia brings it back.

The IT consulting firm has seen a 50% drop in cyberattacks over the previous year. But despite this positive data, experts warn that we must not let our guard down.

In particular, medical devices are increasingly at risk. These tools are often connected to the internet and can be vulnerable to cyber attacks.

For this reason, it is important to continue investing in cyber security and in the training of healthcare personnel. This is the only way to guarantee the security of sensitive patient data.

Furthermore, events such as the Expo & cyber security forum in Pescara can help raise public opinion and institutions awareness of the need to protect health data.

05/26/2023 13:11

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