Nearly 1M health records breached in March: 5 biggest cyberattacks

In March, 26 organizations reported to HHS that 991,338 individuals were affected by data breaches.

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Here are the five largest data breaches reported to HHS during March:

  1. South Denver Cardiology Associates (Littleton, Colo.): 287,652 individuals affected
  2. New Jersey Brain and Spine (Oradell): 92,453 individuals affected
  3. Duncan (Okla.) Regional Hospital: 86,379 individuals affected
  4. Labette Health (Parsons, Kan.): 85,635 individuals affected
  5. Law Enforcement Health Benefits (Philadelphia): 85,282 individuals affected

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