Would you offer free credit monitoring following a breach involving patient data if the only data stolen were names, dates of birth, and limited medical information? Calvin Schuster, M.D. of California did, and I’m not sure I understand why if those were the only information on a stolen computer. Is the offer just for public relations value? It wouldn’t be a bad idea if it makes patients think their doctor cares and is taking this seriously, but other than that…?
The Office of Inadequate Security
