Summary
The global healthcare industry is preparing to ride the digital wave- contextualizing and implementing new technologies such as cloud, mobility, Big Data and analytics, and the Internet of Things (IoT)-to best align with care models. However, technology offers risks as well as rewards. The more healthcare ecosystems embrace digital technology, the more they expose themselves to emerging cyber risks. As healthcare providers progress toward predictive and prescriptive models to support real-time decision-making, their rich data becomes a strategic asset. They need to plan ways to mitigate their vulnerabilities and enhance their security against cyber risks now. Because of this, there is a significant market opportunity, and technology vendors can leverage their ecosystems to offer end-to-end security solutions to exploit state-of-the-art technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) and forensics.
Forward-thinking healthcare providers are pivoting towards a holistic cybersecurity approach to shore up their current positions. This approach will also ensure strong future-proofing elements by acknowledging ongoing changes that are in line with wider growth strategies. However, achieving a comprehensive cybersecurity approach requires involving people, processes, and technology that are relevant to detection, prediction, prevention, and rapid response in order to safeguard users from the myriad cyber breaches that healthcare players now need to confront.
Scope
This report provides in-house analyst expertise on the 14 most important cybersecurity technologies and identifies the winners in these high-growth cyber technology cycles. Components of the report include -
- Key Players: identify the big players in the cybersecurity industry and where they sit in the value chain.
- Trends in the Cybersecurity Industry: key trends driving the cybersecurity industry classified into five key categories - the changing nature of cyber threats, evolution of key cybersecurity technologies, industry growth drivers, healthcare governance trends, and cybersecurity trends in healthcare.
- Industry Analysis: analysis of the impact of cybercrime and key regulations around cybersecurity across global regulatory bodies.
- Impact of Cybersecurity in Healthcare: identify key cybersecurity models for the healthcare industry including case studies demonstrating how healthcare companies are using cybersecurity for improved outcomes.
- Value Chain: identify the 14 key cybersecurity technologies driving growth in the cybersecurity industry, highlighting the leaders in each category.
Reasons to buy
- Develop and design your corporate strategies through an in-house expert analysis of the key cybersecurity technologies impacting the healthcare industry.
- Develop business strategies by understanding the key cybersecurity models being used in the healthcare industry.
- Stay up to date on the industry’s big players in the cybersecurity industry and where they sit in the value chain.
- Identify emerging industry trends in cybersecurity technologies to gain a competitive advantage.
Companies Mentioned
Abbott
Animas Corporation
Clearwater Compliance
CynergisTek
DataMotion Health
Fortified Health Security
ICU Medical
MedCrypt
Medigate
Medtronic
Protenus
Vizient
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1 Table of Contents
1 Table of Contents 3
1.1 List of Tables 5
1.2 List of Figures 5
2 Players 6
3 Trends 7
3.1 Changing Nature of Cyber Threats 7
3.2 Evolution of Cybersecurity Technologies 8
3.3 Industry Growth Drivers 9
3.4 Corporate Governance Trends 10
3.5 Cybersecurity Trends in Healthcare 11
4 Industry Analysis 13
4.1 Cyber Risk 13
4.2 Investment Landscape 13
4.3 Today’s Cybersecurity Paradigm 14
4.4 Deep Learning as a Cybersecurity Solution 14
4.5 Regulation 15
4.5.1 US 16
4.5.2 Europe 17
4.5.3 China 18
4.5.4 Rest of the World 19
5 Impact of Cybersecurity on Healthcare 20
5.1 Traditional Security Models Are Ill-Equipped to Manage Extended Boundaries 21
5.2 Lack of Access Control Presents Insider Threats 21
5.3 Data Sharing Requires Healthcare Providers to Add Additional Security Layers 21
5.4 Legacy Systems Pose a Higher Security Risk 22
5.5 Cybersecurity and the Hospital Hierarchy 22
5.5.1 Market Size and Growth Forecasts 22
5.5.2 M&A 24
5.5.3 Timeline 25
5.5.4 Healthcare Case Studies 26
6 Value Chain 30
6.1 Network Security 31
6.2 Unified Threat Management 31
6.3 Artificial Intelligence 32
6.4 Deception-Based Cyber Defenses 33
6.5 Behavioral Analytics 33
6.6 Security Information and Event Management 34
6.7 Endpoint Security 35
6.8 Mobile Security 35
6.9 Identity Management and Access Software 36
6.10 Data Security 37
6.11 Application Security 38
6.12 Email Security 39
6.13 Cloud Security 40
6.14 Managed Security Services 40
6.15 Post-breach Consultancy Services 41
7 Companies Section 43
7.1 Public Companies 43
7.2 Private Companies 46
7.3 Healthcare Companies 48
8 Technology Briefing 49
8.1 The NIST Framework 49
8.1.1 NIST’s Five Asset Classes 49
8.1.2 NIST’s Five Operational Functions 49
8.1.3 Putting It All Together 50
9 Glossary 51
10 Appendix: Our “Thematic” research methodology 54
10.1 Traditional thematic research does a poor job of picking winners and losers 54
10.2 Introducing GlobalData’s thematic engine 54
10.3 This is how it works 54
10.4 How our research reports fit into our overall research methodology 55
10.5 About GlobalData 56
10.6 Contact us 56
10.7 Disclaimer 57
1.1 List of Tables
Table 1: Changing Nature of Cyber Threats 7
Table 2: Evolution of Cybersecurity Technologies 8
Table 3: Industry Growth Drivers 9
Table 4: Corporate Governance Trends 10
Table 5: Cybersecurity Trends in Healthcare 11
Table 6: Cyber Risk 13
Table 7: M&A 24
Table 8: Key Milestones in the Global Cybersecurity Landscape 26
Table 9: Public Companies 43
Table 10: Private Companies 46
Table 11: Healthcare Companies 48
Table 12: Glossary 51
1.2 List of Figures
Figure 1: Who are the big players in the cybersecurity industry and where do they sit in the value chain? 6
Figure 2: Market Size and Growth Forecasts 23
Figure 3: Value Chain 30
Figure 4: Leaders in Network Security 31
Figure 5: Leaders in Unified Threat Management 32
Figure 6: Leaders in AI 33
Figure 7: Leaders in Deception-Based Security 33
Figure 8: Leaders in Behavioral Analytics 34
Figure 9: Leaders in SIEM 35
Figure 10: Leaders in Endpoint Security 35
Figure 11: Leaders in Mobile Security 36
Figure 12: Leaders in Identity Management 37
Figure 13: Leaders in Data Security 38
Figure 14: Leaders in Application Security 38
Figure 15: Leaders in Email Security 39
Figure 16: Leaders in Cloud Security 40
Figure 17: Leaders in Managed Security Services 41
Figure 18: Leaders in Post-breach Consultancy Services 42
Figure 19: The Five Asset Classes in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 49
Figure 20: The Five Operational Functions in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 49
Figure 21: The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is Used Voluntarily by Many Verticals Around the World 50
Figure 22: Five-step Approach for Generating a Sector Scorecard 55
