Comment by hathawsh

In the past, old versions of Windows were often considered superior because they stopped changing and just kept working. Today, that strategy is breaking down because attackers have a lot more technology available to them: a huge database of exploits, faster computers, IoT botnets, and so on. I suspect we're going to see a shift in the type of operating system hospitals run. It might be Linux or a more hardened version of Windows. Either way, the OS vendor should provide all security infrastructure, not a third party like Crowdstrike, IMHO.