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Vendor Hack Tied to 20 Anesthesiology Practice Breaches

Posted on November 5, 2022 by Dissent

Marianne Kolbasuk McGee reports:

A hacking incident at a New York-based administrative services firm has resulted in a growing list of anesthesiology practices reporting breaches that so far have affected the personal information of about 430,000 people.

Somnia Inc., in Harrison, New York, is a physician-owned anesthesia management services firm that also appears to have corporate or leadership ties to at least some of the 20 practices that reported breaches.

Marc Koch, M.D., president and CEO of Somnia, is listed as CEO of Resource Anesthesiology Associates of VA LLC, which reported a breach affecting 4,200 individuals to state and federal regulators.

Read more at GovInfoSecurity.

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