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  • Cottage reports another records breach

    California-based Cottage Health reported December 3 that a breach in its server caused Google and Bing to index a limited amount of personal health information on as many as 11,000 patients from the hospital’s 3 main campuses. The health system requested the removal of the information and continues to investigate the breach.

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  • Data breach compromises medical records .

    The Santa Barbara County Public Health Department announced December 2 that it notified 260 patients of a databreach where patients’ personal health information was accessed by a staff member without proper authorization. The health department does not believe that any of the information was -5-misused and will retrain staff on its policies.

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  • ) Target in $39.4 million settlement with banks over data breach .

    Minneapolis-based Target Corp. agreed December 2 to pay banks, credit unions, and MasterCard Inc. card issuers $39.4 million to settle class- action claims by lenders seeking to hold the company liable for costs to reimburse fraudulent charges and to issue new credit and debit cards following a 2013 data breach that compromised 40 million credit cards and lost the information of70 million people.

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  • Hackers to Pentagon You are Doing Cyber Wrong

    What happens when you bring together some of the nation’s leading hackers, the Pentagon’s chief of training and an Air Force Academy professor who teaches cyber skills to cadets? They all agree on one thing: The government’s approach to cyber security is coming up short.

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  • FERC & Congress take Aim at Cyber Security

    In light of the potentially devastating economic losses that could result from a cybersecurity attack causing widespread power outages as well as continued concerns about the vulnerability of the nation's electric utility system, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and both chambers of Congress have recently taken actions to address critical cybersecurity concerns to the industry.

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