Healthcare Cybersecurity Budgets Expected to Increase in 2025
After years of financial constraints, healthcare cybersecurity is finally getting a boost. A new HIMSS survey shows that 55% of industry professionals expect increased budgets in 2025, signaling a shift toward stronger digital defenses.
With cyber threats targeting hospitals and medical data, organizations are prioritizing advanced tools and skilled personnel. While some budgets will remain flat, the report emphasizes that financial investment is key to securing critical healthcare infrastructure.
60% of Cybersecurity Professionals Considering Job Change
Cybersecurity professionals are restless, with over 60% planning to switch jobs in the next year. A new study by IANS Research and Artico Search highlights career stagnation as a major reason, while salaries remain high across the industry.
The report finds senior professionals are the most eager to leave, frustrated by limited growth opportunities. Specialists in cloud security, application security, and threat intelligence, however, continue to command the highest salaries.
Broadcom Urges Customers to Patch VMware Zero-Day Flaws
Broadcom is warning VMware users to patch three actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities. These flaws, affecting ESXi, Workstation, and Fusion, could allow attackers to compromise entire virtual environments.
The most critical flaw, CVE-2025-22224, enables attackers to take control of all VMs on a compromised server. With cybercriminals already exploiting these vulnerabilities, CISA has added them to its known exploited list, urging immediate updates.
