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Butler Schein Animal Health’s system stored credit card details

Posted on December 21, 2011 by Lee J

Butler Schein Animal Health’s system has admitted to a security breach that has seen many of its clients personal information leaked, the breached happened on the MyVetDirect.com servers where Butler Schein said they hosted the information. The information that was stored was said to be usernames, emails, passwords, credit card details, contact details and more. Now anyone with common sense would be asking why they have stored such information and really its up to them to give that answer in which they have failed to do so, although they have released a statement which can be found below. In the statement they are offering 1 years free credit monitoring.

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