US money transfer giant MoneyGram has announced a data breach involving customer’s personal information, discovered on 27 September. The breach included names, contact information, Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, and, for some, criminal investigation information. The company denies this was a ransomware attack. MoneyGram is offering affected US customers two years of free identity protection and credit monitoring services.
HIMSSCast: Help with the labor shortage and more can come from tech dealmaking
Berkeley Research Group (BRG) launched its “2025 U.S. Healthcare & Life Sciences Transactions Outlook,” revealing that providers are considering deal activities to tackle AI, cybersecurity,
