Synopsis

In May 2018, the healthcare company disclosed that 500,000 patients have been exposed in a data breach, exposed information included names, addresses, birth dates, insurance information and Social Security numbers.

The cyber attack was discovered in March 2018 but the breach itself occurred back in September of 2016, which means that the patient records were left exposed for more than a year and a half.

The company is offering one free year of credit monitoring to those affected.

Analysis performed by

Courtenay Brammar

Experienced global enterprise risk and governance professional. Previously Vice President at Morgan Stanley, Deloitte Risk Advisory practitioner and PRMIA steering committee member in both London and New York.

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