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It seems like a company with $3 billion in revenue could spend just a little more on cybersecurity.
I’ll bet IT is treated as “overhead” and their budget reflects the expense and not the absolute necessity of providing secure infrastructure. After all the whole product of this company is providing information to doctors and patients and the Information Technology budget should reflect this.