Doctors’ Management Services (DMS) has settled with the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) following a breach of protected health information affecting over 206,000 people. DMS admitted a third party had been active on its server from April 2017 to December 2018. The OCR investigation found inadequate protections against cyber-attacks, lack of HIPAA policies and insufficient health data confidentiality provisions. As part of the settlement, DMS will enact measures to improve its data protection procedures.
Why Sir Keir Starmer may regret not being even bolder on the EU
Labour’s vow of silence on Brexit is gradually ending with David Lammy, Shadow Foreign Secretary, emphasising the importance of the EU to the UK’s future
