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Companies in the Life Sciences sector face serious cyber security issues, including intellectual property theft, supply chain attacks, and insider threats
Protecting intellectual property (IP) and sensitive data
Clinical research and financial data are extremely valuable and increasingly targeted by hackers. A cyberattack can put the entire business at risk.
Mergers, acquisitions, and supply chain increase risks
Companies often have different IT systems that are poorly integrated, making it difficult to maintain consistent security. In addition, relying on third-party vendors introduces further risks.
Complying with laws and regulations
The sector is highly regulated and must adhere to strict data privacy and medical device regulations. Non-compliance is considered a serious threat.
Integrating security across IT, OT, and IoT devices
New technologies improve productivity but also increase vulnerability, especially when operational technology (OT) systems are connected and managed remotely. Cyberattacks are becoming increasingly complex.
Defending against hackers and insider threats
Cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Even insider attacks, whether intentional or accidental, pose serious risks. For example, many employees would use a USB stick found on the ground, potentially opening the door to severe cyberattacks.