How to Recognize Medical Identity Theft
Medical identity theft occurs when someone uses your personal information—such as your name, Social Security number, insurance policy number, or medical…
Data breaches affecting hospitals and healthcare organizations
Medical identity theft occurs when someone uses your personal information—such as your name, Social Security number, insurance policy number, or medical…
The best identity protection after a healthcare breach combines credit monitoring, fraud alerts, and proactive account monitoring rather than relying on…
Hospital breaches expose a broad spectrum of sensitive personal and medical information, making healthcare one of the most targeted sectors for data theft.
Protecting your long-term care insurance data requires a multi-layered approach that includes understanding your rights under HIPAA, verifying how your…
When dental insurance data is breached, millions of individuals face a cascading series of consequences that extend far beyond a simple notification…
Health insurance fraud happens when someone uses your insurance information to receive medical services or prescription drugs without your knowledge.
Wire fraud after data breaches happens when criminals use stolen personal information—names, email addresses, phone numbers, and business contacts—to…
On February 6, 2026, Starbucks discovered that 889 of its Partner Central accounts—the internal platform used by employees to access payroll, benefits,…
Cognizant’s TriZetto Provider Solutions suffered a massive data breach that exposed the sensitive health and personal information of 3,433,965 individuals…
A cyberattack on Cegedim Santé exposed 15.8 million French patient records through their MonLogicielMedical (MLM) software platform, discovered in late…