Cybersecurity

United States – Ambry Genetics

An employee failed to identify a phishing scam, interacting with the message and giving hackers access to patient data between January 22, 2020, and January 24, 2020. However, the incident wasn’t reported until March 22nd, as the company struggled to dedicate resources to cybersecurity while it transitioned to remote work. In total, the breach is the second largest healthcare breach of the year, and, although the company is updating its cybersecurity practices in response to the incident, they will need to navigate a challenging recovery process during a pandemic.
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