Key Takeaways
- 2023 average time to contain breaches was 3,000+ hours (IBM benchmark)
- 95% of respondents say they are concerned about patient privacy while using AI/automation in healthcare (2024 survey)
- 45 states plus the District of Columbia have breach notification laws in the U.S. (reflecting regulatory obligations)
- 1.1 million clinicians using telehealth services regularly (share of U.S. clinicians surveyed)
- Telehealth usage increased by 38x in early pandemic period (2020 peak vs baseline)
- By 2023, 17% of physicians provided some form of telehealth to patients (survey)
- $59.9 billion digital health market size forecast for 2026 (market estimate)
- 2024: $3.2 billion invested in digital health in Q1 (Crunchbase/industry)
- 2022: 43% of pharma/manufacturers are adopting cloud in core business processes (Gartner)
- 2023: $34 billion global EDC (electronic data capture) market forecast (market estimate)
- 2024: $29.6 billion global clinical trial software market forecast (market estimate)
- 2023: $1.84 billion global digital biomarkers market size (forecast)
Healthcare is rapidly digitizing, yet security gaps and escalating incidents make patient privacy and resilience essential.
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Cybersecurity And Compliance16 stats
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Clinical Workflow And Care Delivery7 stats
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