Medical practice sued after being hit by cyberattack affecting 316,000

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3 thoughts on “Medical practice sued after being hit by cyberattack affecting 316,000

  1. Oh people will sue for anything. So in less than 30 days, The Wilsons determined that OA was at fault? These hacks are more and more common practice. Freeze your credit accounts and you will be fine.

    1. The practice broke the law that requires them to promptly notify the affected patients. QED

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