After Change Healthcare, a technology company owned by UnitedHealth Group, reported a giant ransomware attack, you may have ...

The data breach was conducted by a Jackson employee who accessed the information to promote a personal healthcare business, according to Jackson Health. Miami-Dade’s public hospital system announced ...

And now many are being alerted to another breach from earlier this year. Change Healthcare ... they can contact local law enforcement authorities and file a police report. Officials also have ...

The attack may have exposed data like medical information, payment details and Social Security numbers for a potentially huge swath of Americans. The attack may have exposed data from a ...

In April, Change estimated the breach would affect a “substantial proportion of people in America.” On Oct 22, the healthcare giant ... mischief or errors. By law, everyone is entitled to ...

February marked the first anniversary since ransomware group BlackCat infiltrated UnitedHealth subsidiary Change Healthcare’s networks, beginning the largest healthcare data breach in U.S. history.

An investigation into the cyber attack, as well as whether Change Healthcare and UnitedHealth violated any patient privacy laws, is ongoing. “We continue to notify potentially impacted ...

Linda Barbour thought she was more interested in the Change Healthcare cyberattack than most. Having worked as a medical director for several large health insurance companies and having suffered ...

Change Healthcare ... HIPAA privacy law — and pushed the healthcare giant to mail notifications by June 21. Providers had raised concerns about who was responsible for sending breach ...