Cybersecurity News

A Thompson Coburn data breach exposed Social Security numbers and medical records of 305,088 Presbyterian Healthcare patients.

Sumitomo Electric Bordnetze reportedly lost 1.1TB of sensitive data, including banking credentials, in an Aurora ransomware attack.

Amazon-owned One Medical suffered a breach involving a third-party storage system containing archived senior patient records inherited from Iora Health. ShinyHunters claims to have stolen 8.8TB of data, highlighting the

Jones Day, one of America’s leading law firms, confirmed a cyber breach involving no malware or ransomware. Attackers used a fake invoice email and impersonated IT support by phone, accessing

iRhythm Holdings disclosed that a social engineering attack exposed patient health records stored in third-party business applications, affecting data linked to more than 12 million patients. The attackers stole the

What Happened The hackers told the world before the victims did. Colorado Health Network (CHN) provides holistic support services for people affected by HIV across Colorado. In late June 2026,

Aflac disclosed that attackers breached its Japan subsidiary, stealing personal and bank account data belonging to about 4.38 million customers and agents. Although Aflac’s U.S. systems were unaffected, the incident

AdaptHealth disclosed a material cybersecurity incident after attackers used social engineering to trick a third-party contractor into revealing login credentials. The stolen account gave access to cloud systems containing patient

A breach of DocketWise, the case-management platform trusted by more than 10,000 immigration law practices, exposed the Social Security numbers, passports, and immigration files of 116,666 people. Not one of