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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.
REPORT
2025 healthcare email security report
Key insights from 180 email-related healthcare breaches and actionable steps to protect your organization.
83% of small practice IT managers believe that patient consent removes the need for encryption
64% believe portals are required for HIPAA
20% of SMBs don't utilize any form of email archiving or audit trail
The average amount of time to detect and contain healthcare breaches is 10 months
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2025 Report: What small healthcare practices get wrong about HIPAA and email security
Many small practices rely on false assumptions about HIPAA compliance, leaving patient data exposed.
Executive summary: What small healthcare practices get wrong about HIPAA and email security
Survey data reveals small healthcare organizations are overconfident yet dangerously unprepared for HIPAA risks.
Infographic; What small healthcare practices get wrong about HIPAA and email security
Visual insights show how common misconceptions about encryption and portals create compliance blind spots.
Report excerpt: Small practices think they're compliant. The data says otherwise
Despite strong confidence in compliance, most small practices misunderstand HIPAA’s encryption and logging requirements.
Report excerpt: Audit trails, encryption, logging–most SMBs skip the basics
Without audit trails or enforced encryption, small practices cannot prove HIPAA compliance or prevent breaches.
Report excerpt: Small means safe? Not anymore
Phishing now targets small practices directly, exploiting weak defenses and overwhelming clinical staff workloads.
