Change Healthcare
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Esse Health Reports Data Breach Affecting Over 263,000 Patients
Esse Health has reported a data breach impacting over 263,000 patients in a cyberattack that began on April 21. The healthcare provider reassures patients that their information is being protected and offers free identity monitoring services.
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Ransomware Group Interlock Claims Responsibility for Kettering Health Cyberattack
Interlock, a ransomware group, claimed responsibility for the recent cyberattack on Kettering Health, revealing they stole over 940 gigabytes of data. Kettering Health is currently working to restore systems disrupted by the attack, which remains a significant threat to healthcare cybersecurity.
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Data Breach at Serviceaide Affects 500,000 Catholic Health Patients
A data breach at Serviceaide has exposed sensitive health information for approximately 500,000 patients connected to Catholic Health in New York. The breach was linked to a misconfigured database and has raised concerns about data security across the healthcare industry.
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Ascension Healthcare Data Breach Exposes Information of Over 430,000 Patients
Ascension has disclosed that a data breach has compromised the personal and healthcare information of over 430,000 patients, prompting the organization to offer free identity monitoring services to those affected. The breach, linked to a former business partner, has raised concerns about data security in the healthcare sector.
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Data Breach at Blue Shield of California Sparks Concern Among Security Leaders
A recent data breach at Blue Shield of California has raised concerns among security leaders, emphasizing the increasing fragility of consumer data protection. Experts call for stronger security measures and a more proactive approach to prevent such incidents.
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New ResolverRAT Malware Targets Global Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Sectors
ResolverRAT, a new remote access trojan, poses a significant threat to healthcare and pharmaceutical organizations globally through sophisticated phishing tactics and stealthy operations, according to security researchers.
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Change Healthcare Ransomware Attack Marks Historic Data Breach in the U.S.
The ransomware attack on Change Healthcare in February 2024 became the largest data breach in U.S. history, forcing healthcare providers to cancel appointments and leading to a $22 million ransom payment by the parent company, United Health Group.
