> Hospitals are incredibly important services that has under-invested into cybersecurity You can't "invest" yourself to become secure. In theory, perhaps, but

> Hospitals are incredibly important services that has under-invested into cybersecurity You can't "invest" yourself to become secure. In theory, perhaps, but it's going to cost you through the nose and beyond. Reasonable security is reall very cheap, but involves saying "no" a lot. That's not something most organizations are very good at, so there's this whole cottage industry thriving on the promise that you don't have to if you buy a lot of expensive products instead. This comment may seem flippant, but beneath that thin veneer it's completely serious. It's not primarily a question of money. No amount of money can upgrade an infrastructure in place to be secure.