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"The breaches have forced companies to boost efforts to protect their computer banks. On average, health-care companies spent $2.2 million on information security in 2013, a more than 20 percent increase from the prior year, according to a PwC, CIO and CSO magazine survey.
“I recently met with three CEOs in health care and in most cases they had come to the conclusion that they definitely did under-invest,” said Mick Coady, a partner at PwC’s health information privacy & security group. “Health care is at least a decade, if not more, behind.”"
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