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Atrium Health responds to new social engineering attack

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The Charlotte, North Carolina-based health system noted that its electronic medical records are separate from its email system and were unaffected by the incident. Medical record number. Driver’s license or state-issued identification number. Street address. Email address. Social Security number.

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Logan Health Medical Center Cyberattack Affects More Than 213,000 Patients

HIPAA Journal

The intrusion was limited to a single file server and its electronic medical records were not compromised. This appears to be a placeholder to meet HIPAA breach reporting requirements until the full extent of the breach is known. The files accessed included the following types of information.

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15,000 Patients Affected by Philadelphia FIGHT Community Health Centers Cyberattack

HIPAA Journal

The investigation confirmed its electronic medical record system and other clinical systems were not compromised in the attack; however, on January 13, 2022, Philadelphia FIGHT discovered the attacker had accessed non-clinical systems that housed files containing the protected health information of around 15,000 patients.

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Law Enforcement Health Benefits and Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Suffer Ransomware Attacks

HIPAA Journal

LEHB said the following types of information had been compromised: names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, financial account numbers, health insurance information, medical record numbers, patient account numbers, and diagnosis/treatment information.

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SuperCare Health Sued Over 318,000-Record Data Breach

HIPAA Journal

The incident involved the exposure and potential theft of the protected health information of 318,400 patients, including names, addresses, birth dates patient account numbers, medical record numbers, health insurance information, testing, diagnostic, treatment, and claims information.

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Capital Region Medical Center and Labette Health Announce Potential PHI Breaches

HIPAA Journal

CRMC said at this stage of the investigation it does not appear that the attackers gained access to its electronic medical record database; however, the files accessed or potentially accessed by the attackers included information such as patient names, addresses, birth dates, medical information, and health insurance information.

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PHI of Over 500,000 Individuals Potentially Compromised in 4 Security Incidents

HIPAA Journal

Over 500,000 individuals have been affected by cyberattacks on Norwood Clinic, PracticeMax, Central Indiana Orthopedics, and an unauthorized electronic medical record incident at Ascension Michigan. The post PHI of Over 500,000 Individuals Potentially Compromised in 4 Security Incidents appeared first on HIPAA Journal.