CareCloud Data Breach Impact Grows to 3.7 Million Individuals
The data breach was initially believed to affect roughly 350,000 people, but the HHS breach tracker shows a far bigger impact. The post CareCloud Data Breach Impact Grows to 3.7 Million Individuals appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The recently disclosed CareCloud data breach affects more than 3.7 million individuals, far more than initially believed.
The cloud-based healthcare solutions provider revealed in early July that it had detected a network intrusion in mid-March. The breach was discovered following a disruption involving an electronic health record environment.
An investigation showed that threat actors gained access to one of CareCloud’s AWS environments between March 10 and March 16. The hackers claimed to have exfiltrated information from databases in the compromised environment, according to the company.
Source: https://www.securityweek.com/carecloud-data-breach-impact-grows-to-3-7-million-individuals/
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