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AU: Fears over patient data breach after cyberattack on Monash IVF

Posted on December 3, 2019 by Dissent

Melissa Cunningham reports: One of Australia’s largest IVF providers has warned patients that it could not rule out the possibility their personal information may have been breached following a widespread cyberattack on staff emails last month. Monash IVF Group, which is attached to clinics in six Australian states and territories, said scammers accessed emails, email…

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More details emerge on Magellan Healthcare breach

Posted on December 3, 2019 by Dissent

Some breaches dribble out over time, especially when they involve a business associate.  This time, it’s Magellan Healthcare, Inc. On September 17, Magellan Healthcare, Inc. notified HHS after an employee of Magellan Rx Management fell prey to a phishing attack in May that was discovered July 5.  Analysis of the contents of the employee’s email…

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NM: Youth Development, Inc. discloses breach that occurred last year

Posted on November 28, 2019 by Dissent

Youth Development, Inc. in New Mexico (YDI) describes itself as the largest community and family based agency in New Mexico. They offer services in early childhood education, mental and behavioral health, education, employment, and career training. From the statistics they provide about children in New Mexico, their services appear to be sorely needed. Sadly, however,…

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IvyRehab reports data security breach after employee email accounts compromised

Posted on November 28, 2019 by Dissent

Update: This incident was subsequently reported to HHS as affecting 125,000 patients. Lee News reports: BLOOMINGTON — Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy, which has locations in Bloomington, Decatur and Clinton, has reported a data security breach and offering free credit monitoring to concerned patients. […] In May, the company discovered some employee email accounts may have…

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CAH Holdings issues notice after employee email accounts compromised

Posted on November 16, 2019 by Dissent

What follows is a somewhat unsatisfactory notice. It does not indicate when the email accounts were compromised. It does not indicate when the firm first discovered it or how they discovered it. It does not indicate how many people are being notified by them. It does not explain to patients why a holdings firm has…

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Medical supply firm notifies patients after phishing incident

Posted on November 14, 2019 by Dissent

Updated Nov. 20: This incident was reported to HHS as impacting 114007 patients. Original post: Solara Medical Supplies, LLC in Chula Vista, California is notifying some of their patients and employees after discovering that attackers had successfully gained access to some employees’ email accounts that contained employee and patient information. According to a press release…

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