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Community Memorial Health System in Ventura suffers data security breach

Posted on September 5, 2017 by Dissent

Robert Shutt reports:

The Community Memorial Health System in Ventura has sent out a notice regarding a data security breach involving patient information.

A CMHS employee’s email account was compromised by a phishing email and on June 23 the employee saw irregularities in their account and notified the CMHA administration.

Read more on Pacific Coast Business Times.

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