Go phish: How to build a human firewall to protect against phishing

In health care, we've seen a huge spike in social engineering style cyberattacks, most particularly in phishing—in which hackers send an email disguised as a trustworthy entity to induce individuals to reveal information such as login credentials or sensitive data for malicious purposes.

A Bitglass study of HHS's Wall of Shame—where the department publishes all breaches that affect 500 or more patients—found that 68% of the records breached in 2014 resulted from a lost or stolen laptop, but in 2016, a staggering 98% of records compromised were due to hacks.