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Northeast Radiology notifies patients of PACS data security incident

Posted on March 12, 2020 by Dissent

Note: Northeast Radiology issued a press release yesterday about a data security incident that their healthcare management services provider, Alliance HealthCare Services, notified them about.  DataBreaches.net noted that Alliance notified Northeast Radiology on January 11, 2020 — the day after TechCrunch reported updated research on the problem with exposed PACS leaking protected health information. Although…

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Computer systems at University of Kentucky and UK HealthCare hobbled by massive, month-long cyber attack

Posted on March 8, 2020 by Dissent

Alex Acquisto reports: The University of Kentucky and UK HealthCare conducted a major reboot of their computer systems early Sunday morning in an effort to end a month-long cyber attack that university officials say is the most substantial cyber intrusion in university history. The unidentified “threat actors” infiltrated Kentucky’s largest university system in early February…

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Melbourne professor quits after health department pressures her over data breach

Posted on March 8, 2020 by Dissent

Josh Taylor reports: A prominent university professor has quit after the health department pressured her university to stop her speaking out about the Medicare and PBS history of over 2.5 million Australians being re-identifiable online due to a government bungle. In 2016, Vanessa Teague, a cryptographer from the University of Melbourne, and two of her…

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PA: Liability claim remains against UPMC Susquehanna in medical records ‘snooping ‘ case

Posted on March 5, 2020 by Dissent

John Beauge reports: A Lycoming County judge has refused to dismiss a vicarious liability claim against UPMC Susquehanna that is being sued because an employee accessed the medical records of a co-worker without authorization. Judge Eric R. Linhardt on Wednesday rejected UMPC’s claim it was not liable because Taylor Fausnaught failed to state any claim…

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UK: West Suffolk Hospital apologises after dog walker finds medical records in nature reserve

Posted on March 5, 2020 by Dissent

Sam Russell and Fiona Leishman report: A hospital trust is apologising to patients whose confidential records were reportedly found by a dog walker in a Cambridgeshire nature reserve. The bundle of documents from the West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds was found on Sunday (March 1) by a member of the public at Trumpington…

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OCR settles complaint against doctor for failure to have appropriate risk assessment and security controls, despite technical assistance

Posted on March 3, 2020 by Dissent

OCR has settled a complaint against a covered entity for violations that first occurred prior to November, 2013, but continued thereafter. Yes, 2013.  That’s when Steven A. Porter, M.D., first reported a breach to OCR that involved his business associate Elevation43.   According to the complaint Porter filed at the time, and as described by OCR,…

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