Mr. Sai Huda reports

CYBERCATCH PUBLISHES HEALTH INDUSTRY CYBER SAFETY GUIDE FOR 2025 FOR HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS IN U.S. REVEALING KEY FINDINGS AND NECESSARY CYBER RISK MITIGATION

Cybercatch Holdings Inc. has published the Health Industry Cyber Safety Guide for 2025 relating to the approximately 600,000 health care organizations in the United States that are facing an unprecedented level of cyber-risk.

Cybercatch's Health Industry Cyber Safety Guide reveals that for 2025:

• There are nearly two successful cyberattacks and data breaches occurring every day;
• For 2025, data breaches have affected over 52.3 million individuals;
• Data breaches increased 35 per cent in 2025 from prior year.

According to IBM, the average cost of a health industry data breach in 2025 was $7.42-million (U.S.), the highest among all industry sectors.

Cybercatch's Health Industry Cyber Safety Guide:

• Provides a detailed analysis for 2025;
• Reveals why bad actors are being successful;
• Explains what risk mitigation must be taken;
• Provides a seven-step cyber safety check-up.

"Cybercatch is pleased to have conducted research to publish this timely one-of-a-kind guide for the health industry in the U.S. that is facing a cyberattack epidemic. The guide, along with Cybercatch's innovative cyber-risk mitigation solution for health care organizations, will enable attaining cyber safety. Cyber safety is patient safety and we anticipate announcing key partnerships to distribute Cybercatch's solution to the large health care marketplace," said Sai Huda, chief executive officer, Cybercatch.

About Cybercatch Holdings Inc.

Cybercatch provides a proprietary, artificial-intelligence-enabled software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution that provides continuous compliance and cyber-risk mitigation to organizations in critical segments, so they can be safe from cyber threats. The Cybercatch platform focuses on solving the root cause of why cyberattacks are successful: security holes from control deficiencies. It first helps implement all mandated and necessary controls, then the platform automatically and continuously tests the controls from three dimensions (outside-in, inside-out and social engineering) to find control failures so one can fix them promptly to stay compliant and safe from attackers.

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