Why Healthcare Security Matters

guest · Jun 24, 2021

Former Cedar Rapids Hospital Employee Sentenced for Accessing Ex-Boyfriend’s Medical Records
June 21, 2021
https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndia/p...ee-sentenced-accessing-ex-boyfriend-s-medical

A former Cedar Rapids hospital employee, who wrongfully accessed and distributed her ex-boyfriend’s medical records, was sentenced on June 14, 2021. Jennifer Lynne Bacor, age 41, from Las Vegas, Nevada, received probation after pleading guilty to one count of wrongfully obtaining individually identifiable health information under false pretenses.

In a plea agreement, Bacor admitted she was employed as a patient care technician at a Cedar Rapids hospital. Bacor was authorized to access individually identifiable health information but only as necessary to provide services to her patients.
On multiple occasions between April and October 2017, Bacor used her login credentials to access her ex-boyfriend’s protected private health information even though he was not one of her patients.
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guest · Jun 27, 2021

Former Mayo Clinic surgeon charged with invading patient privacy by accessing records improperly
June 24, 2021
https://www.kimt.com/content/news/F...ed-of-invading-patient-privacy-574702741.html

A criminal charge has been filed against a former surgeon at Mayo Clinic.
Ahmad Maher Abdel-Munim Alsughayer, 28 of Saginaw, Michigan, has been charged in Olmsted County District Court with unauthorized computer access, a gross misdemeanor.

In December 2020, the Rochester Police Department says it was notified of a possible invasion of privacy at Mayo Clinic. A former patient told investigators her medical records had been inappropriately accessed by a hospital employee. The victim said she got a letter from Mayo stating her medical records had been looked at in May 2020 "without a business need." The letter also stated images of the victim taken in February, March, and May 2020 were among the information wrongly accessed.
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guest · Jun 29, 2021

Kentucky Healthcare System Exposes Patients’ PHI
June 28, 2021
https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/kentucky-healthcare-system-exposes/

A healthcare system located in Kentucky is notifying more than 40,000 patients of an error that saw their personal health information (PHI) emailed to the wrong address.

UofL Health, which is based in Louisville, consists of five hospitals, four medical centers, nearly 200 physician practice locations, more than 700 providers, the Frazier Rehab Institute and Brown Cancer Center.
Earlier this month, the system notified the Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights of an email security incident involving the unauthorized disclosure of data belonging to 42,465 individuals.
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The notice went on to say that the email had since been deleted and that the safety of the data had been investigated.

“The next day, on June 8, we received a response from the owner of the external domain, providing us with technical evidence that the emails we were concerned about were never viewed or accessed, and have been deleted," said UofL Health.
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guest · Jun 30, 2021

Las Vegas hospital hit in cyberattack, data stolen
June 29, 2021
https://www.reviewjournal.com/local...pital-hit-in-cyberattack-data-stolen-2389775/

University Medical Center acknowledged Tuesday that it had experienced a criminal data breach after a notorious hacker group began posting personal information purportedly obtained in the cyberattack.

Images of Nevada driver’s licenses, passports and Social Security cards of around half a dozen alleged victims were posted late Monday on the hacker group’s website and were reviewed by the Review-Journal.
After receiving an inquiry from the newspaper, the hospital issued a statement confirming that cybercriminals accessed a server used to store data in mid-June. Law enforcement is now investigating the incident, it said.
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guest · Jul 1, 2021

Vendor incidents lead the 10 biggest health care data breaches of 2021 so far
June 30, 2021
https://www.scmagazine.com/home/hea...est-health-care-data-breaches-of-2021-so-far/

In 2021, the 10 largest reported health care data breaches, so far, have compromised the protected health information of nearly 16 million patients. It’s a staggering statistic on its own, considering there have been a host of other security incidents impacting more than 100,000 individuals that did not make the ongoing list.

To put it in perspective, the total number of reported incidents during the first half of 2020 was just 3.5 million individuals: the same amount of victims seen in the top two incidents reported during the first half of 2021.
Perhaps even more concerning, 60% of the reported breaches in 2021 were caused by vendors. Thus, the mid-year breach update should serve as a wake-up call for the sector to review vendor contracts and assess their security processes.
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guest · Jul 2, 2021

Strong medical device security awareness stifled by inventory, knowledge gaps
July 1, 2021
https://www.scmagazine.com/home/sec...wareness-stifled-by-inventory-knowledge-gaps/

Health care providers are increasingly aware of the need to secure the vast landscape of medical devices. However, the sector yet to meet necessary inventory and security measures to stymie this critical threat.

In fact, the latest Armis report shows 63% of health care delivery organizations have been impacted by a security incident caused by unmanaged devices or IoT in the last two years. And 26% of those entities lack policies that would secure both work and personal devices.
As noted by Armis Strategic Product Director Sumit Sehgal, the health care sector could be the next frontier for attackers, particularly as 60% of health care employees responded that they don’t believe their personal devices pose a security threat to their organization.
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ronjor · Jul 3, 2021

Why Healthcare Keeps Falling Prey to Ransomware and Other Cyberattacks
Nate Warfield July 2, 2021

The healthcare industry is under attack like never before.
What started as a surge in criminal activity during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic has now metastasized into a full-blown crisis within the healthcare industry worldwide. The recent disruptive ransomware attacks on Scripps Health in San Diego, Ireland’s national health service and Waikato hospitals in New Zealand demonstrate the global nature of the threat, and the pervasive level of risk within this industry.
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guest · Jul 13, 2021

Report: Cyberattacks drive 185% spike in health care data breaches in 2021
July 13, 2021
https://www.scmagazine.com/home/hea...5-spike-in-health-care-data-breaches-in-2021/

More than 22.8 million patients have been impacted by a health care data breach so far in 2021, a whopping 185% increase from the same time period last year where just 7.9 million individuals were affected according to a new report from Fortified Health Security.

Malicious cyberattacks caused the majority of these security incidents, accounting for 73% of all breaches. Unauthorized access or disclosure accounted for another 22%, and the remaining 5% were caused by smaller thefts, losses, or improper disposals.
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Further, the number of breaches reported to the Department of Health and Human Services during the first six months of 2021 increased by 27% year-over-year. Health care providers accounted for the most breaches with 73% of the overall tally, compared to health plans with 16% and business associates that accounted for 11%.

“Healthcare organizations have literally hundreds of electronic entry points into their data networks, everything from EHRs, radiology and lab systems, to admission, discharge and transfer systems, to supply chain ordering and internet-enabled medical devices — and any one of these could be the Achilles’ heel exploited by a bad actor,” the report authors wrote.
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guest · Jul 14, 2021

Alliance Healthcare Services plans to ‘vigorously defend’ against ‘unfounded’ PACS-breach lawsuit
July 13, 2021
https://www.radiologybusiness.com/t...iance-healthcare-services-pacs-breach-lawsuit

Radiology firm Alliance Healthcare Services said it plans to “vigorously defend” itself against a recently proposed class-action lawsuit tied to a picture archiving and communication system breach.

Unauthorized individuals first gained access to 29 patients’ personal information at Northeast Radiology in January 2020. Following the incident, the New York-based practice and its partner Alliance conducted a forensic investigation that found no instances of fraud or identity theft.
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However, patients this month have filed suit against the two provider groups, claiming Alliance and Northeast Radiology were lax in responding to the breach. They allege 1.2 million patients’ protected information was exposed, including more than 61 million medical images and charge that the two could have done more proactive.

“As the breach notification states, Alliance HealthCare ‘retained a leading forensic security firm to assist in its investigation and to evaluate systems and processes to further strengthen protections for the PACS’ after the breach occurred,” according to the lawsuit, filed July 8 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. “[Alliance and Northeast Radiology] should have taken these steps beforehand to protect the ePHI in their possession and prevent the breach from occurring,” as required by federal guidelines, attorneys claimed.
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guest · Jul 14, 2021

Dermatology Clinic Chain Breach Affects 2.4 Million
Incident Reportedly Involved 'Cuba' Ransomware
July 14, 2021
https://www.databreachtoday.com/dermatology-clinic-chain-breach-affects-24-million-a-17074

Forefront Dermatology S.C, a Wisconsin-based dermatology practice with affiliated offices in 21 states plus Washington, D.C., is notifying 2.4 million patients, employees and clinicians of a recent hacking incident. The incident apparently involved a ransomware strain known as "Cuba."
The incident is the third-largest breach added to the Department of Health and Human Services' HIPAA Breach Reporting Tool website so far this year.

Data breach tracking blog DataBreaches.net reports: "Although not revealed in [Forefront's] disclosure, the attack was the work of threat actors calling themselves 'Cuba Ransomware.' The threat actors dumped some of Forefront’s data at the end of June."

"Hopefully, Forefront has notified all of the insurers whose portals they use that their login credentials were compromised. A passwords file in the dump listed more than 100 sets of logins," Databreaches.net writes.
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guest · Jul 21, 2021

Elekta Health Data Breach Strikes Jefferson Health, Disclosing PHI
July 20, 2021
https://healthitsecurity.com/news/elekta-health-data-breach-strikes-jefferson-health-disclosing-phi

Jefferson Health, which has locations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, is notifying patients of a health data breach that exposed patients’ protected health information (PHI.)

The July 19 notice, published on Jefferson Health’s website, informs patients of a “recent security incident experienced at one of our vendors, Elekta, Inc., involving some of our patient information,” the notice states. ” Elekta provides a cloud-based mobile application known as SmartClinic, which allows our clinic providers to access patient information related to cancer treatments.”
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The breached data “may have included patient names, dates of birth, medical record numbers, and clinical information related to treatment at Jefferson Health, such as physician name and department, date(s) of service, treatment plan, diagnosis and/or prescription information.

“This incident did not involve access to Jefferson Health’s systems, network, or electronic health records. It occurred on Elekta’s systems, which held a database for cancer patients seen at Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center – Jefferson Health. The incident was not targeted at Jefferson Health or its hospitals,” it states.
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Jefferson Health: Notice to Patients of Vendor Security Incident

guest · Jul 22, 2021

Thousands of Humana members' information posted online in hack
July 21, 2021
https://www.beckershospitalreview.c...embers-information-posted-online-in-hack.html

ersonal information and medical data of over 6,000 Humana members was posted to an online database.

CyberNews reported the data leak July 20, noting Humana has yet to confirm whether or not the information is theirs.
The leaked information contains contact information — including emails and addresses — as well as medical data that includes links to items like X-rays and document scans. Also included is information on Medicare Advantage plans.
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Humana announced in March that 65,000 members had their information compromised, WILX News 10 reported.
It is unclear whether the July 20 database posting is connected, but much of the data comes from 2019 — prior to the breach announced in March.
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guest · Jul 23, 2021

HealthAlliance investigates unusual cyber activity at four DHBs
Signs of unusual activity have been found in the IT systems of four district health boards.
July 23, 2021
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national...estigates-unusual-cyber-activity-at-four-dhbs

HealthAlliance, which provides technology for the Northland, Waitematā, Auckland and Counties Manukau health boards, said it was investigating the activity that was detected during a routine security check.

It said there was no link to other recent serious cybersecurity incidents, and the IT systems were functioning normally, so there was no impact on health services.
The privacy commissioner was notified of a potential data breach by Counties Manukau District Health Board on behalf of HealthAlliance.
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guest · Jul 24, 2021

Germany's healthcare system is using this open source standard for encrypted instant messaging
July 23, 2021
https://www.zdnet.com/article/germa...rce-standard-for-encrypted-instant-messaging/

A fast-growing open communication platform has been picked by the German healthcare system to support instant messaging between health professionals and organizations across the country.

Called Matrix, the platform will provide German developers with the infrastructure, tools and protocols to build custom-made applications that will let up to 150,000 healthcare organizations securely share messages, data, images and files.
Healthcare organizations and professionals have increasingly been turning to digital tools to exchange information.
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According to the country's national agency for the digitalization of the healthcare system gematik, however, this switch to digital tools has been done in silo, resulting in a lack of interoperability between different professionals and organizations, as well as a failure to comply with appropriate security and privacy standards for what is likely to be highly sensitive patient information.
This is why gematik turned to Matrix, an open-source project that is designed to let organizations take ownership of their communication tools.

One of the major benefits of using the system is better oversight and management of sensitive data. All servers in the network will effectively be hosted in Germany, either in the application vendor's datacenters or within healthcare institutions' own infrastructure.

"Each organization and individual will therefore retain complete ownership and control of their communication data – while being able to share it securely within the healthcare system with end-to-end encryption by default," said Matrix co-founder Matthew Hodgson in a blog post announcing the new deal.
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guest · Jul 26, 2021

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Fraudsters who stole health information to fund spending spree plead guilty
December 7, 2020
https://www.kltv.com/2020/12/07/fra...information-fund-spending-spree-plead-guilty/
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Accused EHR hacker sentenced to 30 months in prison
Prosecutors say Amanda Lowry and two codefendants used proceeds from stolen patient info to buy SUVs and jet skis.
July 26, 2021
https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/accused-ehr-hacker-sentenced-30-months-prison

A Texas woman who was accused of stealing protected health information from a provider's electronic health record was sentenced this past week to 30 months in federal prison.

Amanda Lowry pleaded guilty this December to conspiracy to obtain information from a protected computer, said the Department of Justice in a press release.

"Today’s sentence is another example of the Eastern District’s commitment to vigorously defending protected health information and prosecuting those who exploit such information for their personal gain," said Acting U.S. Attorney Nicholas J. Ganjei in a statement.
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Having obtained more than $1.4 million in proceeds, Lowry and her codefendants, Demetrius Cervantes and Lydia Henslee, allegedly used the money to buy SUVs, off-road vehicles and jet skis.
Cervantes was sentenced to four years in prison earlier this month; Henslee has not yet been sentenced.
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guest · Jul 26, 2021

Pharmacist Pleads Guilty to $180 Million Health Care Fraud Scheme
July 26, 2021
https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/investigations-newsletter-pharmacist-8900887/

A Mississippi pharmacist and co-owner of compounding pharmacies pleaded guilty for his role in a scheme to defraud TRICARE and private insurance companies by paying kickbacks to distributors for referral of medications that were ultimately dispensed by his pharmacies.

According to court documents, the defendant admitted to, among other things, distributing unnecessary compound prescriptions by adjusting prescriptions and paying recruiters commissions for procuring prescriptions for high-margin medications. Defendant also admitted to using a purported copayment assistance program to make it appear as though his pharmacy and its affiliates had been collecting copayments. In total, the defendant allegedly caused more than $180 million in fraudulent billings.
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Read the DOJ press release here.
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guest · Jul 27, 2021

US medical imaging center reports possible data breach after emails ‘accessed’
Number of patients affected remains unconfirmed
July 27, 2021
https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/...ssible-data-breach-after-emails-nbsp-accessed

A data breach at a US medical imaging center has potentially exposed the private medical information of patients.
Express MRI, based in Georgia, Atlanta, revealed that some personal data may have been accessed in a breach dating back to July 10, 2020, during which unauthorized emails were sent from an Express MRI email account.

It was originally believed that no medical data was exposed. However a second investigation, which concluded last month, found that while there was “no conclusive evidence” any particular patient information was actually accessed, read, or exported that, it was possible emails containing patient information might have been accessed, read, or exported.
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This data may include names, addresses, email addresses, dates of birth, and ages of patients as well as the name of the referring physician, which body part was scanned, and whether the scan was related to a workers’ compensation claim or motor vehicle accident investigation.
Apology
In a press release, Express MRI CEO Alex Halpern said that protecting patients' personal information is a “top priority”.
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guest · Jul 28, 2021

UC San Diego Health discloses data breach after phishing attack
July 27, 2021
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...-discloses-data-breach-after-phishing-attack/

UC San Diego Health, the academic health system of the University of California, San Diego, has disclosed a data breach after the compromise of some employees' email accounts.

UC San Diego Health is one of the nation's best hospitals, being repeatedly ranked as the best health care system in San Diego, according to the 2021-2022 U.S. News & World Report survey.
When asked for additional details regarding the data breach, UC San Diego Health's Executive Director of Communications and Media Relations Jacqueline Carr told BleepingComputer that the breach was the result of a phishing attack.
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Personal info of patients, students, and employees exposed
UC San Diego Health discovered unauthorized access to some of its employees' email accounts on April 8, after being initially alerted to suspicious activity on March 12.

The attackers may have accessed or acquired the personal information of patients, employees, and students between December 2, 2020, and April 8, 2021, after breaching the email accounts in a phishing attack.
There is no "no evidence that other UC San Diego Health systems were impacted, nor do we have any evidence at this time that the information has been misused," the academic health system explained.

"In addition to notifying individuals whose personal information may have been involved, UC San Diego Health has taken remediation measures which have included, among other steps, changing employee credentials, disabling access points, and enhancing our security processes and procedures."
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guest · Jul 30, 2021

Phishing Attack: Clinic Says 450,000 May Have Been Affected
Florida Practice Says Incident Involved Fraud Attempt
July 30, 2021
https://www.databreachtoday.com/phishing-attack-clinic-says-450000-may-have-been-affected-a-17189

An Orlando-based family physicians practice is notifying nearly 450,000 patients, employees and others about a phishing incident tied to a financial fraud attempt.

In a recent statement, Orlando Family Physicians acknowledges it was the victim of a phishing email incident that potentially resulted in unauthorized access to personal information contained in four employees’ email accounts.

"The available forensic evidence indicates that the unauthorized person’s purpose was to commit financial fraud against OFP and not to obtain personal information about the affected individuals," the practice says. "Nonetheless, we are notifying affected individuals because of the possibility that the unauthorized person had access to personal information."
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The Department of Health and Human Services' HIPAA Breach Reporting Tool website, which lists health data breaches affecting 500 or more individuals, show that the practice reported the incident as affecting more than 447,000 individuals.
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guest · Jul 30, 2021

Commissioner Releases Babylon by Telus Health Investigation Reports
July 29, 2021
https://www.oipc.ab.ca/news-and-eve...babylon-by-telus-health-reports-released.aspx

The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta (OIPC) has issued its findings and recommendations after investigating the Babylon by Telus Health app under the Health Information Act (HIA)and Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA).

“I support virtual health care solutions and innovations, and I hope the lessons learned from this investigation help other healthcare professionals and organizations take the steps necessary to comply with Alberta’s privacy laws,” said Information and Privacy Commissioner Jill Clayton.
In total, there were 31 findings and 20 recommendations made in the investigations.
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Of particular concern, the investigations found that the collection and use of individuals’ government-issued ID and selfie photos through the app for identity verification and fraud prevention by using facial recognition technology was not compliant with PIPA and HIA. With respect to PIPA, Babylon did not establish that it is reasonable to collect this extent of personal information in order to verify identity, and detect and prevent fraud.
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guest · Aug 2, 2021

Critical vulnerabilities may allow attackers to compromise hospitals’ pneumatic tube system
August 2, 2021
https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2021/08/02/vulnerabilities-pneumatic-tube-system-pwnedpiper/

Armis researchers have unearthed critical vulnerabilities in Swisslog Healthcare’s Translogic pneumatic tube system, which plays a crucial role in patient care in more than 3,000 hospitals worldwide (including 80% of hospitals in North America).

Attackers exploiting the vulnerabilities could gain complete control over the PTS network, negatively affect the functioning of the system and, consequently, damage sensitive materials, compromise sensitive information, and interfere with the hospitals’ workflows.

“Modern PTS systems are IP-connected, and offer advanced features, but, despite the prevalence of these systems, and the reliance of hospitals on their availability to deliver care, the security of these systems has never been thoroughly analyzed or researched,” Armis researchers noted.
Their own research uncovered nine vulnerabilities (which they collectively dubbed PwnedPiper) affecting the Translogic Nexus Control Panel, which powers all current models of Translogic pneumatic tube system stations.
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“The most severe of the discovered vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-37160) can allow an attacker to maintain persistence on compromised PTS stations via their unsecure firmware upgrade procedure, allowing him to hold the stations hostage, until a ransom is paid,” the researchers noted.
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guest · Aug 4, 2021

92% of pharmaceutical companies have at least one exposed database
August 3, 2021
https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2021/08/03/pharmaceutical-companies-exposed-database/

Reposify released its Pharmaceutical Industry Attack Surface Exposures Report examining the security posture of the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies.

The report analyzed eighteen leading pharmaceutical companies and their nine hundred plus subsidiaries worldwide to assess the prevalence of exposures of services, sensitive platforms, unpatched CVEs and other security issues.
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Among key insights were some troubling numbers:

92% of pharmaceutical companies had at least one exposed database with potential data leakage.

46% of pharmaceutical companies had an exposed SMB service. SMB exposures were previously exploited in other infamous attacks, like WannaCry, NotPetya and Nachi and Blaster worms.

In 70% of pharmaceutical M&A deals in 2020 that were analyzed, the newly acquired subsidiary had a negative impact on the security posture of the parent company – adding tens, in some cases, hundreds of sensitive exposed and unpatched services.

“The pharmaceutical sector is one of the largest contributors to the global economy and human welfare,” said Uzi Krieger, CEO of Reposify.
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guest · Aug 6, 2021

‘Sophisticated group’ behind Alaska cyberattack, agency says
August 5, 2021
https://apnews.com/article/technology-alaska-c88b163f3d7aa5300649e6a0b33bb159

A “highly sophisticated group” known for cyberattacks against governmental and other entities is believed to be behind the attack this spring that targeted the Alaska health department, a spokesperson for the department said.

Clinton Bennett, a department spokesperson, said a cybersecurity firm the department is working with had identified as responsible for the incident “a highly sophisticated group known to conduct complex cyberattacks against organizations that include state governments and health care entities.” But Bennett, in an email, said the department will not comment on the group’s identity, citing an ongoing investigation.
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So far, there has been no evidence that protected health or personally identifiable information has been stolen, but the situation remains dynamic and systems continue to be monitored, the department said.
In a statement Wednesday, the department said work continued to “build back resilient systems” and restore online services. A timeline for the full restoration of services remained unclear.
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guest · Aug 6, 2021

Sanford Health target of attempted cyber attack
August 4, 2021
https://www.inforum.com/newsmd/7140214-Sanford-Health-target-of-attempted-cyber-attack

Sanford Health sustained an attempted "cyber security incident" and is working to contain its impact, the health care provider's top executive said Wednesday, Aug. 4.

"Sanford Health has experienced an attempted cyber security incident, and we are taking aggressive measures to contain the impact," Sanford president and CEO Bill Gassen said in a statement. "Providing patients with exceptional care is our top priority, and we are doing everything possible to minimize disruption."
So far, Sanford officials believe that no personal or financial information has been compromised, but the investigation continues, Gassen said.

Beyond Gassen's statement, Sanford is not providing any other information on the incident.
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guest · Aug 6, 2021

Risk Based Security’s 2021 Mid Year Data Breach QuickView Report
Healthcare Industry has Highest Number of Reported Data Breaches in 2021
August 5, 2021
https://www.hipaajournal.com/health...est-number-of-reported-data-breaches-in-2021/

Data breaches declined by 24% globally in the first 6 months of 2021, although breaches in the United States increased by 1.5% in that period according to the 2021 Mid-Year Data Breach QuickView Report from Risk-Based Security.

Risk Based Security identified 1,767 publicly reported breaches between January 1, 2021 and June 30, 2021. Across those breaches, 18.8 billion records were exposed, which represents a 32% decline from the first 6 months of 2020 when 27.8 billion records were exposed. 85% of the exposed records in the first half of 2021 occurred in just one breach at the Forex trading service FBS Markets.
The report confirms the healthcare industry continues to be targeted by cyber threat actors, with the industry having reported more data breaches than any other industry sector this year.
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