Morning Headlines 8/15/16
655,000 Bon Secours patients exposed to data breach
Bon Secours (VA) reports a 655,000 patient record breach after one of its business associates, R-C Healthcare Management, inadvertently left files containing patient information accessible on the internet.
Cerner’s Neal Patterson collects payday 21 years in the making
Cerner CEO Neal Patterson cashes in on a 25-year old stock option, netting him $26.9 million.
Athens Orthopedic won’t pay for extended credit monitoring in data breach
Athens Orthopedic Clinic (GA), which has refused to pay a ransom to hacker the Dark Overlord over 200,000 compromised records, is now also refusing to provide effected patients with credit monitoring services.
Strike preparations cost Brigham $24 million
Partners HealthCare reports a $33 million operating loss due to costs associated with an anticipated nursing strike, in addition to Epic-related implementation costs, and higher than usual real estate expenses.
We should be concerned that the forthcoming MINIMUM cybersecurity standards will lead to many organizations being even less prepared than…