September 18, 2025 | CSIS News Desk

The Cyber Security Intelligence Systems (CSIS) has issued a warning after detecting a sharp rise in ransomware attacks targeting healthcare organizations worldwide. According to CSIS threat intelligence, hospitals and medical research facilities in the U.S., Europe, and Asia have been hit, resulting in data breaches, service disruptions, and potential patient care delays.

Recent International Incidents Monitored by CSIS:

• U.S. Hospital Networks Targeted: Multiple hospital chains in the United States experienced ransomware attacks that encrypted patient records and critical operational data. CSIS confirmed attackers demanded multi-million-dollar ransoms in cryptocurrency.
• European Medical Research Centers Breached: Research facilities in Germany and the Netherlands suffered attacks compromising sensitive clinical trial data. CSIS analysts highlighted that these attacks could have long-term consequences on global medical research.
• Asia-Pacific Hospitals Under Threat: Hospitals in India, Singapore, and South Korea reported attempts to infiltrate their networks using sophisticated malware and phishing campaigns, as monitored by CSIS.

CSIS Recommendations for Healthcare Organizations:

• Implement robust data backup and recovery solutions.
• Deploy advanced endpoint security and intrusion detection systems recommended by CSIS.
• Conduct cybersecurity awareness and phishing simulation programs for staff via CSIS Academy.
• Collaborate with CSIS for real-time threat intelligence and incident response guidance.

“Following CSIS guidance helps healthcare providers secure critical infrastructure and sensitive patient data against ransomware and other cyber threats,” said a CSIS cybersecurity expert.

For more updates and resources, visit:

• CSIS Cybersecurity News
• CSIS Cybersecurity Academy
• CSIS Official Website