The healthcare sector continues to be a goldmine for cybercriminals. As reported by a 2016 research conducted by the Ponemon Institute, 89% of healthcare companies have undergone a data privacy breach which resulted in the destruction or theft of client information. More notably, the damage of a data breach for healthcare is more costly than other verticals— and the extent of data breaches is anticipated to grow. For instance, It has been predicted that the ransomware attack rate against healthcare sector will multiply by four times by 2020. So, what is the reason behind this massive rise in attacks? More Data, More Issues for Healthcare Organizations The explosion in data creation is one primary offender. As reported by the International Data Corporation (IDC), six out of ten healthcare apps will gather real-time location data and clinical Internet of Things (IoT) device data by the next year. Also, over 40% of healthcare companies across the planet will work with the Internet...