Fact Based List:
Top Ten Healthcare Data Breaches for 2017
Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 12/18/2017 - 11:27
- Commonwealth Health Corporation reported that a former employee accessed certain patient billing information without authorization with 697,800 individuals potentially being affected
- Michigan-based Airway Oxygen,was the victim of a ransomware attack that likely affected 500,000 individuals
- Women’s Healthcare Group of Pennsylvania discovered that one of its practice locations had a server and workstation infected by a virus with 300,000 individuals possibly impacted
- Texas-based Urology Austin, experienced a ransomware attack othat may have involved the information of 279,663 individuals
- Pacific Alliance Medical Center became aware that its networked computer system had been affected by a cyber incident with 266,123 individuals likely affected by the incident
- Atlanta, Georgia-based Peachtree Neurological Clinic reported it had been the victim of a ransomware attack, potentially impacting 176,295 individuals
- Arkansas Oral & Facial Surgery Center experienced a ransomware attack on its computer network with 128,000 individuals possibly being affected
- Michigan-based McLaren Medical Group (MMG) had its computer system accessed by an unauthorized party, possibly impacting 106,008 individuals
- Harrisburg Gastroenterology may have experienced unauthorized patient information access affecting 93,323 individuals
- VisionQuest Eyecare cyber attack impacted 85,995 individuals
Source: HealthIT Security, December 13, 2017
Source URL: https://healthitsecurity.com/news/healthcare-ransomware-atta...
List Ratings: |
Lists You Might Also Be Interested In
- Three Alternative Value-Based Reimbursement Models That Can Put Hospitals on a Path to ACOs
- States With The Most Counties In 2015 That Lost Zero Premium MA Plans
- Maria Baugh: 4 Health Care Trends That Should Be On Your Radar During Open Enrollment
- Top Focus Areas of Employer’s Health Care Strategy in 2013
- Charlie Jarvis: Four fundamental tools that lay the foundation for accountable care
Login or register to post comments