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CaptureRx – Notice of Data Incident (Update 3)

Posted on May 5, 2021 by Dissent

NOTE:  This post is no longer being updated. Please see this article for updates on this incident. Update of May 17:  Add Ascension Standish Hospital (1705} and Ascension St. Joseph Hospital (5807). Update of May 12:  Add Walmart to your list of covered entities who had patients impacted by the CaptureRx breach.  CaptureRx notified them…

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A breach of patient information included limited data on 17,655 patients of Faxton St. Luke’s Healthcare.

Posted on May 5, 2021 by Dissent

WKTV reports that Faxton St. Luke’s Healthcare has disclosed that almost 18,000 of its patients were impacted by a breach at its business associate, CaptureRx. The breach occurred on February 6, and Faxton was notified on March 30. Investigation revealed that the types of ePHI included: First Name, Last Name, Date of Birth, Prescription Information,…

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Gifford says vendor had data breach

Posted on May 4, 2021 by Dissent

Gifford Health Care last month notified federal authorities of a data breach involving a vendor that helps administer one of the Randolph-based medical center’s drug-pricing programs.  Gifford notified the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on April 23 of a “hacking/IT incident” involving a network server, according to HHS records. Gifford spokeswoman Ashley Lincoln on…

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Toronto hit by ‘potential cyber breach’ from Accellion file transfer software

Posted on April 30, 2021 by Dissent

Howard Solomon reports: The City of Toronto says it suffered a “potential cyber breach” from a hack of data from use of its Accellion FTA file transfer server in January that may have involved the health information of individuals. In its initial statement today, the city said it was notified of a potential cyber breach related…

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Contact tracing data breach exposes health information of 72,000 Pennsylvanians

Posted on April 30, 2021 by Dissent

Rachel Yonkunas reports:  Multiple investigations are underway after a contact tracing data breach exposed personal health information of 72,000 Pennsylvanians. The unsecured information was collected by employees of Insight Global—the company paid around $30 million in taxpayer money to perform contact tracing in the state. “You could see people’s phone numbers, how many kids they…

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Thrifty Drug discloses security breach

Posted on April 30, 2021 by Dissent

Thrifty Drug Stores Inc., which does business as Thrifty White, is notifying customers about a security breach. Thrifty Drug in a statement said it worked with a business associate, Capture Rx, that discovered certain files on its system were accessed without authorization in February. Read more on Bismarck Tribune.

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