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Radiology practice suffers ‘significant’ cyberattack

Posted on June 1, 2023 by Dissent

Radiology Business reports:

An Oregon radiology practice suffered a “significant” cyberattack over the Memorial Day weekend, according to published reports.

Medford Radiology Group has retained a team of computer forensics experts to help aid in its response. The 75-year-old practice also has alerted partner organizations such as the Asante and Providence hospital systems after learning of the incident on May 26.

“We are utilizing all available resources to offer radiology services and patient care to the extent possible while our experts and the Medford team work as quickly as possible to fully restore operations,” the practice said in a statement shared with local media outlets.

Read more at Radiology Business.


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