Security News > 2018 > August > Phishing Attack Last Year Exposed Health Data on 417,000
2018-08-17 20:18
Why Did It Take 10 Months to Determine a PHI Breach Occurred?Augusta University Health in Georgia says it just recently concluded that a phishing attack that occurred - and was detected - 10 months ago resulted in a breach potentially exposing information on 417,000 individuals. Security experts are questioning why the breach determination took so long.
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