An unencrypted USB drive and an encrypted laptop were stolen from a Humana associate’s car. The USB drive contained names, medical record information and some Social Security numbers for Atlanta-area Humana members, according to the report.
Humana said it does not have reason to believe the stolen information has been used inappropriately, and it is offering free credit-monitoring services to affected members, according to the report.
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