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528K Patients Impacted by Months-Long North Florida OB-GYN Hack

Posted on October 9, 2019 by Dissent

Jessica Davis reports:

The North Florida OB-GYN in Jacksonville, part of Woman’s Care Florida, recently began notifying 528,188 patients of a months-long cyber incident that potentially breached their health information.

First discovered on July 27, officials said they determined certain parts of their computer systems were impacted by a cyber incident that began on or before April 29, nearly two months earlier. A preliminary assessment determined “improper access” occurred on some portions of the networked computer systems.

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