Healthcare organizations are expanding their digital environments across cloud infrastructure, connected medical devices, applications, identities, operational technology, and distributed care settings, creating a broader and increasingly interconnected attack surface. Cybersecurity is, therefore, evolving beyond IT and data protection to play an important role in patient safety, operational continuity, and organizational resilience. At the same time, AI-enabled threats, legacy infrastructure, difficult-to-patch medical devices, third-party access, regulatory pressures, and cybersecurity talent shortages make healthcare environments harder to protect. Demand is shifting from fragmented and reactive security tools to integrated platforms that combine asset intelligence, cyber exposure management, identity security, segmentation, AI-enabled analytics, automation, and breach containment. This Frost Radar™ benchmarks 15 leading healthcare infrastructure cybersecurity providers in the United States on their ability to innovate, scale, and execute growth strategies. The analysis examines product innovation, R&D, portfolio breadth, customer alignment, healthcare-specific expertise, industry performance, and growth strategy. It highlights a competitive environment increasingly shaped by platform consolidation, healthcare-specific clinical context, proactive risk reduction, and the ability to translate technical cyber risk into measurable operational and patient care impact.

The main goal is continuous improvement.

• What steps should your organization take to address legacy infrastructure issues, difficult-to-patch medical devices, regulatory pressures, and cybersecurity talent shortages?
• Is your tech roadmap harnessing integrated cybersecurity platforms to combine asset intelligence, identity security, AI-enabled analytics, automation, and breach containment?
• Which top companies are benchmarked in this Frost Radar™, and how can you adopt industry best practices and gain a competitive edge over them?