From the Healthcare IT Infrastructure news article:

…“When somebody gets into your network, they exfiltrate information,” Scott said. “Now they have a treasure trove of data. How is that marketed? What are they using it for? What should victims know about what they’re in for?”

Patients will often feel the long-term effects of healthcare data breaches, even though they did not determine how their data was going to be stored or transferred. Healthcare organizations cannot cut cybersecurity budgets, procrastinate system updates, postpone medical device updates, or “Frankenstein” medical devices.

When health data is stolen, it could end up on Deep Web markets. Scott explained that cyber attackers can fuel their business for an entire decade from one breach…

Read more at the link:
http://healthitsecurity.com/news/using-layered-security-for-evolving-cybersecurity-threats