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Protenus Mid-Year Breach Barometer report on health data breaches is out

Posted on August 4, 2017 by Dissent

Protenus, in collaboration with DataBreaches.net, has released its Breach Barometer Mid-Year Review of breaches involving health data. You can access their free report here (pdf).  Heather Landi of Healthcare Informatics also has a good write-up of the webinar we held this week to discuss the report.

I’ll have more to say on the report – plus the review of the data for June – in the near future (translation: when I have enough coffee in me to think clearly).  In the meantime, go read the report.

 

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