Data breaches, cyberattacks, hacking incidents: How 5 healthcare organizations were affected

Global cyber economy publisher Cybersecurity Ventures predicts that healthcare suffered two to three times more cyberattacks in 2021 than the average amount for other industries.

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Five healthcare organizations that were victims of cyberattacks:

1. Rutland-based Central Vermont Eye Care suffered a data breach from a hacking incident, affecting as many as 30,000 patients.

2. Oradell-based New Jersey Brain and Spine was the target of a cyberattack, affecting more than 92,000 patients.

3. Sensitive patient data was compromised in a hacking incident at South Denver Cardiology Associates in Littleton, Colo., jeopardizing 287,652 patients’ data.

4. Bradenton-based Florida Digestive Health Specialists is notifying more than 212,500 individuals of a December 2020 breach involving business email compromise and fraud.

5. Florham Park, N.J.-based Advanced Medical Practice Management was hit with a network breach in July that affected two ASCs and a gastroenterology group.

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