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Cyberattack hits Universal Health Services; Anthem reaches $40M settlement in 2015 breach
Privacy & Security

Cyberattack hits Universal Health Services; Anthem reaches $40M settlement in 2015 breach

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The mode of attack on UHS' IT systems appears to be ransomware, while Anthem was the victim of a sophisticated state-sponsored criminal attack group.

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What happens to small providers after a breach

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