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Ghana: Four computers ‘containing voter registration data’ stolen

Posted on May 9, 2016 by Dissent

MyJoyOnline reports: Four computers used by the Electoral Commission (EC) for the Limited Biometric Voter Registration exercise have been stolen at Savelugu in the Northern region. The office of the Commission was broken into through the window Sunday night. “The locks were still on as if nothing had happened” when electoral officers went to the office,…

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Chicago CPA firm notifies clients of stolen laptop containing tax info

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Dissent

Chicago-based South Loop CPA provides certified public accountant and tax preparation services to its clients. On March 5, a password-protected laptop was stolen from the firm’s offices. The theft was discovered the same day, and South Loop CPA reported it promptly to law enforcement and began an investigation. That investigation revealed that W-2 forms and tax…

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Stolen billing vendor’s laptop held patient info from 8 medical facilities

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Dissent

EqualizeRCM Services  is a vendor providing billing and collection services to healthcare providers.  In compliance with HIPAA, it has Business Associate contracts with its clients, who provide it with the information needed to fulfill its functions. The firm has headquarters in Austin, Texas, and offices in Houston and Washington, D.C. On February 29, EqualizeRCM learned that a…

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Settlement reached in lawsuit after laptop stolen from Edmonton Medicentre

Posted on May 1, 2016 by Dissent

Bill Mah reports that a lawsuit filed after a 2013 Medicentres breach has settled. The incident involved a laptop with information on 620,000 Albertans being stolen from the clinic. The laptop belonged to an employee of their IT consultant, AbleIT Inc.  The Privacy Commissioner would later rule that the clinic had failed to adequately protect their…

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Vibrant Body Wellness notifies patients after burglar steals hardware with PHI

Posted on April 29, 2016 by Dissent

Seen on Vibrant Body Wellness: We were robbed! Literally. Yes, it’s sad but true — our office at Vibrant Body Wellness was broken into during the weekend of March 5th to March 8th.  Things were stolen and no one was physically injured.  We are grateful for that, and have been sorting through the violation and…

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UK: West Dunbartonshire Council warned of court action by ICO over data protection failures

Posted on April 28, 2016 by Dissent

A Scottish council has been rapped by the regulator for repeatedly failing to train staff around data protection. West Dunbartonshire Council were told to implement training on several occasions, as well as being advised to put in place a policy around home working. But their failure to do so ultimately contributed to a data breach…

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