Technology Innovation in Patient Data Management Drives New Product Development
The convergence of IoT and healthcare, known as the internet of medical things (IoMT), is transforming the healthcare landscape, bringing unprecedented connectivity and convenience. However, the rapid proliferation of IoT devices in healthcare exposes critical data security and cybersecurity risks. This study explores data security and cybersecurity in the US healthcare industry, focusing on IoT-enabled healthcare devices and systems.
The study identifies key growth drivers propelling the adoption of IoMT in healthcare, such as interoperability, industry consolidation, and cyberattacks in healthcare. However, it also highlights the restraints, including lack of skilled talent, productivity prioritization, and low budget allocation.
The report analyzes the competitive landscape, examining leading competitors' strategies in addressing data security and cybersecurity challenges. It also evaluates the role of advanced technologies, such as AI, automation, and machine learning, in strengthening cybersecurity defenses for IoMT systems.
US regulatory highlights relevant to data security and cybersecurity in the healthcare sector are discussed, shedding light on new compliance requirements and industry standards. Additionally, the study delves into ransomware trends analysis, outlining the evolving tactics cybercriminals use to target healthcare organizations.
The report also presents compelling growth opportunities in the IoMT cybersecurity market and a call to action for healthcare organizations and IoMT cybersecurity providers.
