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The Gentelman ransomware group (tracked as Storm-2697) claimed 15 victims between 1–3 June with a heavy focus on healthcare providers and professional services firms in North America. The surge appears linked to exploitation of known vulnerabilities in remote management software. Healthcare organisations should review internet-exposed remote access and RMM tool exposure immediately.
The Gentelman ransomware surge hitting healthcare this week follows a pattern that has repeated with near-mechanical regularity for five years. The security industry has correctly diagnosed the problem: legacy infrastructure, high willingness to pay, broad RMM attack surface, and regulatory environments that prioritise availability over security. The diagnosis is correct. The treatment is not happening fast enough.
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