Two breaches reshaped the conversation. In March 2026, an Iran-linked group compromised Stryker’s endpoint management plane and wiped 200,000 devices including BYOD personal phones exfiltrating 50 TB of data. In May 2024, a single contractor’s endpoint download took Ascension’s EHRs offline for weeks, diverted ambulances, and exposed 5.6 million patient records. Both were endpoint failures, not perimeter failures.
The endpoint attack surface is growing faster than most healthcare IT teams can track it.
of hospitals run legacy systems with known vulnerabilities HHS 405(d)
asset management maturity across HDOs KLAS Healthcare Cybersecurity Benchmarking Study 2025
NIST Protect vs. Respond — orgs react rather than prevent KLAS Healthcare Cybersecurity Benchmarking Study 2025
healthcare cyber incidents YoY as frontier AI accelerates exploitation India CERT-In
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