While most state data breach notification statutes contain similar components, there are important differences, meaning a one-size-fits-all approach to notification will not suffice.

As Change reviews data impacted by cyberattack, here's what the notification process could look like. By Paige Minemyer Mar 28, 2024 3:30pm. UnitedHealth Change Healthcare Cybersecurity Big ...

Change Healthcare can notify patients whose sensitive health information has been exposed as a result of the massive security breach at the health care payments clearinghouse in February, the ...

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New York’s Data Breach Notification Law, which was last significantly updated with the Stop Hacks and Improve Electronic Data Security (“SHIELD”) Act of 2019, requires any person or business ...

If you receive a breach notification, visit IdentityTheft.gov/databreach to get personalized advice based on what type of ...

The number of victims impacted by the Change Healthcare data breach last year has nearly doubled, from 100 million to approximately 190 million, parent company UnitedHealth Group told TechCrunch ...

On Thursday, Change will begin to notify health care providers, insurance companies, and other customers that their patients’ data was stolen in the company’s February cyberattack, the company ...

UnitedHealth confirms ransom, compromised health data from Change attack More than 20 screenshots of potentially stolen patient data were posted on the dark web for about a week, the insurer said ...

In a Thursday letter, the American Hospital Association urged the HHS’ Office for Civil Rights to reduce possible “duplicative” breach notifications from the Change cyberattack.

The data breach notifications are for a February ransomware attack on UnitedHealth subsidiary Change Healthcare when attackers stole 6 TB of data from the company.