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Utah health officials take Data Breach Security Tour on the road

Posted on July 20, 2012 by Dissent

In the wake of its massive data breach, Utah health officials are doing something I don’t recall ever seeing before – they’re taking breach support on the road to reach out to those affected.  Kirsten Stewart reports:

Health officials are touring the state, looking to provide one-on-one help to the nearly 800,000 Utahns swept up in a state data breach.

The Data Breach Security Tour, a series of workshops, kicks off July 26 at the Salt Lake County Government Center in Salt Lake City. The statewide tour will conclude Aug. 22 in St. George.

Read more on The Salt Lake Tribune where you can also find out when the tour will be in your area.

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