- Knoxville-based East Tennessee Children’s Hospital warned patients March 15 that an unspecified information technology security issue has affected the hospital.
- Morgantown, W.Va.-based Mon Health and its hospitals suffered a cyber breach, discovering Feb. 28 that an unauthorized party gained access to information pertaining to patients, providers, employees and contractors.
- Duncan (Okla.) Regional Hospital suffered an incident that exposed the information of about 92,000 patients; the hospital discovered the breach Jan. 20.
- Mariposa, Calif.-based John C. Fremont Hospital found an IT employee’s login information listed for $800 on a hacking site in January; it was bought by an unknown individual.
- Jackson (Fla.) County Hospital found Jan. 9 that several systems were rendered inaccessible and were accessed by an unauthorized person who took patient data and Social Security numbers.
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