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2025 healthcare email security report

Key insights from 180 email-related healthcare breaches and actionable steps to protect your organization.

 

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Healthcare IT is dangerously overconfident about email security

Why Healthcare IT leaders are overestimating their email security and what downstream consequences are.

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REPORT

2025 healthcare email security report

Key insights from 180 email-related healthcare breaches and actionable steps to protect your organization.


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Top takeaways

Too many healthcare IT leaders believe they’ve checked the right boxes—HIPAA compliance, encryption tools, phishing training—but the data tells a different story.

Group 131
92%

of healthcare IT leaders say they are confident in preventing email breaches

Group 131
86%

admit they worry about their HIPAA compliance status

Group 131
56%

of healthcare orgs spend less than 10% on cybersecurity efforts

Group 131
86%

say their current email security tools cause workflow friction

Key resources

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2025 Report: The dangerous confidence of Healthcare IT

A look into the overconfidence of healthcare IT leaders and the realities of email security vulnerabilities.

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2025 Healthcare leader perception report executive summary

Uncover the disconnect between perceived email security and actual risk in healthcare organizations.

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2025 Healthcare leader perception report infographic

Get statistics and data at a glance to inform healthcare cybersecurity roadmaps.

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Report excerpt: AI-powered threat detection is missing in action

Healthcare organizations rely on outdated systems, exposing them to AI-powered attacks.

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Report excerpt: Budgets lag risk. We’re underinvesting in the fix.

Healthcare drastically underinvests in email security despite growing breach costs and escalating cyberattack risks.

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Report excerpt: When security plans create friction

Legacy email security tools lead staff to bypass protocols, undermining HIPAA compliance and increasing risk.