85% of employees reuse breached passwords in EU institutions rated lowest for cybersecurity

Business Digital Index research team analyzed the 100 largest US hospitals and health systems websites and evaluated their cybersecurity posture.

75% have been affected by data breaches, almost 54% have had corporate credentials stolen, and 27% have employees reusing compromised passwords.

Only 6% of S&P 500 companies scored an A for their cybersecurity, a new report by Business Digital Index shows.

Even 58% of large language models (LLM) users have tried two or more different LLMs, and worldwide companies are rapidly adopting them to streamline operations, create content, and assist employees. However, the new Business Digital Index analysis reveals that many AI tools used in the workplace may not be as secure as businesses assume, posing risks to sensitive corporate data and brand reputation.

Despite the growing threat of cyberattacks, many companies continue to fall short in strengthening their security measures.

The increasing sophistication of cyberattacks, coupled with the expanding attack surface due to cloud adoption, remote work, and complex supply chains, has made robust cybersecurity risk assessment more critical than ever.