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Watermark takes action after data security breach potentially affects people in 10 states

Posted on February 22, 2021 by Dissent

Kimberly Bonvissuto reports:

Tucson, AZ-based Watermark Retirement Communities is the latest victim of a data security breach, in this case one that may have compromised the personal information of 208 residents and others.

The company sent out a notice on Wednesday that it became aware of a “cyber intrusion” in September. The senior living operator hired an outside cyber forensic firm to investigate the incident and determine what information may have been accessed in the breach.

Read more on McKnight’s Senior Living.


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