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264,000 and counting: Hack of EHR/EMR vendor leaves clients scrambling

Posted on June 28, 2016 by Dissent

What data security incident currently holds the undesirable status of 2016’s largest incident involving patient data that has been reported to HHS?*  There’s a good chance you’ve never heard about it because the company has remained publicly mute. San Jose-based Bizmatics, Inc. designs and markets electronic health record and electronic medical records practice management software…

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French police hit by security breach as data put online

Posted on June 27, 2016 by Dissent

BBC reports: The personal details of 112,000 French police officers have been uploaded to Google Drive in a security breach just a fortnight after two officers were murdered at their home by a jihadist. A mutual organisation which provides extra health and other insurance benefits for police says the details were uploaded by a disgruntled…

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Mercy Medical Center Redding notifies patients after discovering NaviHealth case manager was working under a stolen identity

Posted on June 24, 2016 by Dissent

Typically, when an entity posts a link to a security breach notification on their web site, it’s a normal or small font. If you’re lucky, it’s positioned so that you stand a chance of spotting it immediately. But Mercy Medical Center Redding wanted to make sure they caught their patients’ attention with this graphic on…

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Swing and a miss? Topps apps database leaked fans’ info

Posted on June 24, 2016 by Dissent

When security researcher Chris Vickery was unable to get sports trading card giant Topps to respond to his notification that a database was exposing mobile apps fans’ information, DataBreaches.net stepped up to the plate.   The exposed database was not the first time MacKeeper security researcher Chris Vickery had seen Topps mobile app fan data leaking….

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Texas Health & Human Services Commission notifies 600 after contractor can’t locate 600 records

Posted on June 22, 2016 by Dissent

The Texas Health & Human Services Commission posted this notification to their site on June 17: The Health and Human Services Commission is notifying people about the accidental loss of protected health information. The breach may affect a little more than 600 people who applied for benefits. Iron Mountain, an HHSC contractor, was storing boxes…

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In: Sec V techie held for data theft

Posted on June 21, 2016 by Dissent

Dwaipayan Ghosh reports: Kolkata: A BTech engineer working in a Sector V firm was arrested by the Bidhannagar cyber fraud wing for allegedly cheating on the US-based clients of another city-based IT company of lakhs. The accused — Akhilesh Shaw (31) — is a resident of Golpark’s Panchanantala and was arrested last Friday. The modus operandi…

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