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Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare reveals it was also impacted by Cerner/Legacy Oracle cyberattack

Posted on June 18, 2025June 29, 2025 by Dissent

WTXL reports:

Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare is releasing more information regarding a cybersecurity event that happened this past January.

A spokesperson told WTXL ABC 27 they were recently notified that a previous vendor TMH used had experienced a cybersecurity event involving unauthorized access to data, including certain patient information.

TMH says its current electronic health record system wasn’t impacted, and there hasn’t been any disruption to operations or ability to care for patients.

Read more, including TMH’s statement, at WTXL.

In April, Union Health in Indiana notified HHS that almost 263,000 of its patients were affected by this incident, and CISA issued an alert about the incident.

No threat actor or gang has publicly claimed responsibility for the attack, and DataBreaches anticipates that there are likely many more legacy Oracle clients that may have been affected by this incident that we have not found out about yet.

 

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