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(ANSA) - ROME, APRIL 26 - Cybertech - Engineering Group - which ranks pro bono alongside the healthcare structures that have been strenuously engaged for 2 months in the struggle that has waged the country and offers their services to raise the level of safety and contribute to the reduction of exposure to threats from the outside. The first projects to start are those with the Lazzaro Spallanzani Hospital - already under attack in early April - and the San Camillo Forlanini Hospital in Rome. "Healthcare is a sector highly vulnerable to cyberattacks, given the quality and extreme value of the data processed. Historically, Healthcare has had to allocate budgets to other priorities, but Cybersecurity and the IT component are now essential to support the new delivery models of the ' health care "commented Antonio Delli Gatti, director of Italian Health at Engineering. "Engineering, which has been working alongside the Italian healthcare system for 40 years." With the support of Cybertech, we provide our services to ensure the integrity of Italian hospitals, starting from some of the most important and our historical partners "concluded Delli Gatti.
Also in view of Phase 2, our Incident Response Team and our Control Rooms are made available free of charge to protect data and ensure timely recovery of systems and operations "underlined Roberto Mignemi CEO of Cybertech. The first objective is to help structures to get a picture of their own safety status with respect to the exposed external surface. The results will be evaluated to address a program to resolve or mitigate the detected vulnerabilities (return plans), also in light of other factors such as the sensitivity for the Body of the platform on which a vulnerability has been detected (resolution priority). (HANDLE).