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BENTON – Former Lewis and Clark Community College student Dennis Lancaster of Edwardsville seeks to lead a class action on a claim that a data breach allowed criminals to steal information about his identity and health.

On May 31, 2023, iSpace, Inc. filed a notice of data breach with the Attorney General of Montana after learning that an unauthorized party recently gained access to the company’s...

/PRNewswire/ -- The following notice is being jointly issued by the law firm Barnow and Associates, P.C. and Ahdoot & Wolfson, PC and has been authorized by...

The plaintiff suggests an actuarial and administrative services firm did not take sufficient care to protect certain clients’ personally identifiable information.

Report on Patient Privacy 22, no. 4 (April, 2022) - Dallas-based JDC Healthcare Management, which runs more than 70 dental and orthodontics practices in Texas, is notifyi...

Recently, Entira Family Clinics announced that the personal, identifying, and health information of approximately 199,628 individuals was compromised in a data breach. Our data breach...

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Senator Ron Wyden is among the legislators who wrote to the NSA. In light of the recent SolarWinds supply chain hack on government agencies and others, 10 Democratic lawmakers are asking the National Security Agency to explain why it apparently did not take action after the 2012 Juniper Networks supply chain hack to help prevent similar attacks. In a recent letter to NSA, the lawmakers state: “The American people have a right to know why NSA did not act after the Juniper hack to protect th...

[author: Jane Anderson] ◆ The HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR) settled its 13th enforcement action in its Right of Access Initiative, first announced in 2019 to support individuals’ rights to timely access their health records at a reasonable cost under the privacy rule. [1] As part of the settlement, announced Dec. 22, Peter Wrobel, doing business as Georgia-based Elite Primary Care, agreed to take corrective actions and pay $36,000 to settle a potential violation of the right of access ...

. rick: chilis grill and bar apologizing to diners for security breach and customer payment information. the company announcing that a, quote, data incident may have resulted in hackers getting access to credit and debit card numbers and names. officials have not released a list of restaurants that were hacked. the company assuring the public its working to determine the details of the breach and figure out how many customers might have been compromised. there are renewed worries in hawaii whe...