Cyber resilience for health care's remote workforce, research and manufacturing

Cyber resilience is the new watchword in health care and pharma, with regulators, standards bodies, and cyber insurers placing new emphasis on incident response and recovery. Getting home offices, research labs and production facilities back online fast after an outage is now as important as building defenses to fend off threats — especially at a moment when cybercriminal use of AI makes it likelier than ever that attacks will succeed. 

If a widespread ransomware attack or other outage affects your remote workforce, research lab, or pharma manufacturing line, how will you get those critical workers and processes running again quickly? Extended outages expose your institution to crippling revenue losses, compliance penalties, and loss of productivity. How valuable would it be to empower workers in those environments to get themselves back online after an outage — without IT intervention — in a matter of minutes?

That kind of cyber resilience is exactly what leading health care and pharma companies are deploying for their remote workers as well as research and production facilities: the ability for any employee to restore critical computers after an outage with push-button simplicity in a few minutes. Register now to reserve your spot for this Acronis webinar that will: 

• Examine the range of cyberthreats confronting the health care and pharma industries, including new AI-enhanced ransomware attacks.

• Provide a real-time demonstration of how Acronis Cyber Protect enables one-click recovery for home offices, research labs and factory floors, enabling workers with no IT skills to restore their own computers within minutes of an outage — without IT intervention.

• Explore additional tactics to reinforce your overall cyber resilience, such as HIPAA-compliant disaster recovery. 

Cybercriminals are reaping huge profits by exploiting the life-and-death pressures on health care organizations. Now, GenAI tools like ChatGPT are improving the ingenuity and scale of their cyberattacks. That makes it more critical than ever to ensure you’re not just taking steps to stop cyberattacks, but to recover quickly when one inevitably succeeds.