81 percent of hospitals and health insurance companies have had a data breach

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In the past two years, 81 percent of hospitals and health insurance companies have had a data breach, according to a report released by KPMG. “These are all incidents where they have determined they lost data,” said Greg Bell, Cyber US Leader at KPMG. “This wasn’t just a malware or a virus infection — it actually went to exfiltration.” Read More.

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