Collaborate Disseminate
University of Florida Health Shands officials have notified 1,562 individuals affected by a privacy incident involving a former employee who accessed medical records outside the scope of their duties between March 30, 2019 and April 6, 2021. Although t… Continue reading University of Florida Health Shands notifies patients of privacy breach
There’s an update on a hacking case first reported in March. Unlike high school students who hack to change grades, Emily Grover and her mother stand accused of hacking to rig the homecoming queen election in her favor. Now it appears that she wi… Continue reading Florida girl, 18, faces 16-year jail for hacking ‘homecoming queen’ contest with mom’s help
Tim De Chant reports: Thousands of Amazon employees, including those who developed private-label goods for the e-commerce giant, enjoyed years of access to sensitive third-party seller data, according to a new report. An internal audit in 2015 traced t… Continue reading 4,700 Amazon employees had unauthorized access to private seller data
Ellen Davis reports: An Everett medical worker stole sensitive records from 39 patients, including elderly patients, to forge identities she then used to rent an apartment and buy two cars, according to unprofessional conduct charges filed by the Washi… Continue reading Everett medical worker charged with ID theft of 39 patients
James Murray reports: A Calgary Police Officer, Sergeant Kevin Knight faces charges for accessing and using information from two police databases for purposes not related to any valid law enforcement purpose. Sergeant Kevin Knight is now charged with o… Continue reading Ca: Calgary Police officer charged with privacy breaches
Rachel Yonkunas reports: Multiple investigations are underway after a contact tracing data breach exposed personal health information of 72,000 Pennsylvanians. The unsecured information was collected by employees of Insight Global—the company paid aro… Continue reading Contact tracing data breach exposes health information of 72,000 Pennsylvanians
On April 15, Debra Cassens Weiss reported: Departing lawyers who downloaded a “treasure trove” of proprietary materials from their Boston law firm may be liable for unfair or deceptive business practices, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has ru… Continue reading Departing lawyers who copied firm’s databases may be liable for unfair business practices, top state court says
Tala is incredibly excited to announce a new addition to our team. Jim Routh has joined the company as an Advisor to Tala.
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Acting U.S. Attorney Bridget M. Brennan announced that a federal grand jury sitting in Cleveland has returned an indictment charging Davis Lu, 51, of Houston, Texas, with one count of damaging protected computers. The Defendant is accused of using his … Continue reading Software developer charged with damaging the computer system of a Cleveland company
Montefiore Medical Center in New York is notifying patients of yet another insider-wrongdoing breach. Read their press release below and then the comments after it. April 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Today, Montefiore Medical Center is notifying some … Continue reading NY: Montefiore Medical Center discloses fourth insider-wrongdoing breach in seven months