For a potential ransomware event that could impact the availability of a fictitious medium healthcare firm (see Part 1-3 of Case study used in Analysis), I meticulously conducted a Monte Carlo simulation using the FAIR technique (Taxonomy - Figure 1). The result, assuming average firm resilience and a sophisticated threat actor, was an average loss exposure of $1 million. This level of accuracy in the analysis, along with the inclusion of detailed cost assumptions (more on th

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The appendix includes recommendations as part of the Medical Device Security whitepaper.

INTRODUCTION Background The Department of Homeland Security assigns direct patient care as the largest sector in the United States that...