The New York Attorney General’s Office and HealthAlliance, a healthcare facility operator, have agreed a $550,000 cyberattack settlement. HealthAlliance was found to have insufficient protections in place, leading to a cyber-attack that compromised 242,641 patients’ data. The company will pay penalties and adopt procedures to improve its cybersecurity practices. It was also revealed that a technical issue was ignored after a vendor suggested action.
Data Breaches Announced by Open Arms Care; Elmwood Home Care
Data breaches have been announced by the Tennessee-based disability care provider Open Arms Care Corporation and the Rhode Island and Massachusetts home healthcare provider, Elmwood
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