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Former Executive Accessed PHI of Nearly 38,000 Individuals

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A compromise of sensitive health information affecting nearly 38,000 individuals discovered nearly a year after a terminated company executive accessed the data spotlights some of the top security and privacy challenges covered entities and business associates face with insiders.

https://www.inforisktoday.co.uk/former-executive-accessed-phi-nearly-38000-individuals-a-17724
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