Just to be a little fair here, healthcare providers are a major target of ransomware. How many ransomware attacks has crowd strike thwarted?
In my mind, that is because the protection is what they're paid bags of cash to do.
If Crowdstrike was a charity I might find myself agreeable on your description of fair in favor of Crowdstrike.
I mean, just for _basic_ audits, you would hope to have that. If ransomeware can destroy your entire facility, than an angry insider can do much worse.