A hospital in Florida was forced to shut down its network and cancel non-emergency procedures after being hit by hackers with ransomware.  The hospital has been using paper documents since Friday. Tallahassee Memorial Hospital announced on Friday that it had been hit by a cyberattack from unknown threat actors. In order to minimize the damage, the hospital activated its IT downtime protocol. The protocol essentially shuts down most digital infrastructure and forces staff to work with paper documents. The hospital has either canceled or rescheduled all non-emergency procedures and has stated that it has no near-term plans to revert its decision. In 2021, there were over 45 million individuals that were affected by data breaches in healthcare, an all-time record.