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Nearly 800 people affected by possible data breach during College of the Desert malware attack last summer

Posted on March 2, 2023 by Dissent

KESQ has an update on a malware attack on College of the Desert last year: College of the Desert has begun alerting the approximately 800 people who may be affected by a possible data breach during a malware attack last summer. The malware attack occurred in early July. The attack took down the school’s phone…

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HHS OCR creates new HIPAA enforcement arm and enhances focus on cybersecurity and privacy oversight

Posted on March 2, 2023 by Dissent

Marcy Wilder, Scott Loughlin, Melissa Bianchi, Paul Otto, and Alyssa Golay of Hogan Lovells write: This week the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the agency responsible for HIPAA enforcement, announced the formation of three new divisions within the Office for Civil Rights (“OCR”). The new divisions – Enforcement, Policy, and Strategic Planning –…

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UK: WHSmith targeted by hackers in cyber attack as company data at risk

Posted on March 2, 2023 by Dissent

Natalie Rees reports: High street retailer WHSmith has reported it has been the target of a cyber attack with hackers accessing company data. The company said information regarding current and former employees had also been accessed by hackers during the security breach. Bosses of the established retailer said the situation does not impact its trading…

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Lubbock Heart and Surgical Hospital sued for breach where no one knows for sure whether data was accessed or acquired

Posted on March 1, 2023 by Dissent

If the victim of a cyberattack cannot determine whether data was accessed or acquired, should that increase the damages sought by plaintiffs in a class action suit? Or should it get the suit tossed out because the plaintiffs can’t prove any theft of their data? Kelly Mehorter reports about a class action lawsuit filed against…

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Little Rock school district seeks cyberattack disclosure guidance

Posted on March 1, 2023 by Dissent

Arkansas Online reports: The Little Rock School District is continuing to seek an attorney general’s opinion on the legality of holding private school board meetings when reacting to a cyber- or ransomware attack on a district’s electronic information systems. Little Rock Superintendent Jermall Wright sent a lengthy letter in January to the attorney general’s office…

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HK: Doctor suspended over medical records breach

Posted on March 1, 2023 by Dissent

A doctor has been suspended from clinical duties and reported to the police on suspicion of accessing medical records without their subject’s consent. A spokesman for North District Hospital said in a statement published on Tuesday night that they discovered the breach after a member of staff reported that she suspected her medical records had…

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