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In 2022, roughly 61 percent of healthcare institutions in the United States said the lack of cybersecurity staff is the main obstacle to their company's more solid cybersecurity. Furthermore, half of the survey respondents said there is insufficient budget to create a better cybersecurity posture at the company.

Common obstacles to having a better cybersecurity in U.S. healthcare organizations in 2022

Characteristic	Share of respondents
Lack of cybersecurity staff (inadequate numbers)	61.01%
Lack of budget	50.31%
Lack of data inventory (knowing what kind of data we have & where)	44.65%
Lack of data classification (e.g., PHI, PII, IP, etc.)	38.36%
Lack of certain specialized skills for cybersecurity staff	37.74%
Lack of cooperation by people within the organization	31.45%
Policies and procedures do not reflect current practices	30.82%
Lack of awareness about policies and procedures	29.56%
Lack of executive buy-in	22.64%
Lack of interdisciplinary teams	21.38%
Lack of leadership	15.09%
Policies and procedures are difficult to understand	13.84%
Other	2.52%
None – no barriers are present	10.69%

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April 2023

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Region

United States

Survey time period

2022

Number of respondents

159 respondents

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information security professionals in U.S. healthcare organizations

Method of interview

Online survey

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