Security News > 2015 > March > Stolen hard drives bring more data breach pain for US health services (Naked Security)
2015-03-11 17:20
The Indiana State Medical Association has warned 39,090 of its clients that their private data may be at risk of leakage, after the "random" theft of a pair of backup hard drives.
News URL
Related news
- Hertz data breach: Customers in US, EU, UK, Australia and Canada affected (source)
- Data breach at Japanese telecom giant NTT hits 18,000 companies (source)
- PowerSchool previously hacked in August, months before data breach (source)
- Western Alliance Bank notifies 21,899 customers of data breach (source)
- Sperm donation giant California Cryobank warns of a data breach (source)
- Pennsylvania education union data breach hit 500,000 people (source)
- Ex-NSA boss: Election security focus helped dissuade increase in Russian meddling with US (source)
- There are 10,000 reasons to doubt Oracle Cloud's security breach denial (source)
- StreamElements discloses third-party data breach after hacker leaks data (source)
- US defense contractor cops to sloppy security, settles after infosec lead blows whistle (source)