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Heartbleed Not Only Reason For Health Systems Breach

Posted on August 21, 2014 by Dissent

Community Health Systems’ bad patching practices are nothing compared to its poor encryption, network monitoring, fraud detection, and data segmentation, experts say. Read more on Dark Reading. If HHS wants to go after CHS, this article certainly lays out the technical security safeguards that may not have been in place.

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Heartbleed Not Only Reason For Health Systems Breach

Posted on August 21, 2014 by Dissent

Community Health Systems’ bad patching practices are nothing compared to its poor encryption, network monitoring, fraud detection, and data segmentation, experts say. Read more on Dark Reading. If HHS wants to go after CHS, this article certainly lays out the technical security safeguards that may not have been in place.

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CHS Hacked via Heartbleed Vulnerability

Posted on August 20, 2014 by Dissent

From TrustedSec: As many of you may have already been aware, a breach at Community Health Systems (CHS) affecting an estimated 4.5 million patients was recently revealed. TrustedSec obtained the first details on how the breach occured and new information relating to this breach. The initial attack vector was through the infamous OpenSSL “heartbleed” vulnerability…

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LabMD Wants FTC Sanctioned For ‘Secretive Relationship’

Posted on August 15, 2014 by Dissent

Law360 reports: LabMD Inc. asked an administrative law judge on Thursday to sanction the Federal Trade Commission for allegedly having a “secretive relationship” with the source of a key piece of evidence in its ongoing data breach case against the company.LabMD claims the FTC failed to authenticate a key piece of evidence received from a…

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Friday reminder on the importance of background checks (updated)

Posted on August 8, 2014 by Dissent

San Mateo Medical Center is offering current and former employees three years of identity theft protection services because someone they hired for their payroll unit failed to disclosed a prior conviction for identity theft and they didn’t discover the conviction until after the employee had access to payroll data. Although an investigation disclosed no evidence…

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Ex-Wheaton worker gets 7 years in identity theft case

Posted on July 18, 2014 by Dissent

Sarah Maslin reports: Janice M. Nieman stole the identities of more people than could fit in Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Glenn Yamahiro’s courtroom on Friday. The total: 848, the largest number of victims in a single defendant case in Milwaukee County history. For embezzling more than $1 million from Wheaton Franciscan Services, a not-for-profit health…

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