Healthcare cyber threats are no longer IT problems, they are enterprise risks with direct consequences for patient safety and financial stability. According to the 2025 Healthcare Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence Report from Trellix, the expansion of cloud platforms, remote access, and AI-enabled workflows has fundamentally changed the healthcare attack surface, exposing systems that were never designed to operate in open, highly connected environments.
The impact is staggering. Cyber resilience is no longer a back-office concern, it’s a C-suite imperative.
In July of this year, there will be new and revised emergency management (EM) standards and elements of performance (EP), applicable to hospitals and critical access hospitals. This comes after a comprehensive review and rewrites by The Joint Commission.
In this post, we have highlighted just a few of the changes that may be important to your organization.
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