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What Will Stop Data Breaches?
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Health Data Management
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June 1, 2008
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- Goedert, Joseph
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A series of incidents in April called attention to the serious issue of data security.
* A former employee of New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center was charged with accessing almost 50,000 patient records over two yearsundetectedand selling some of them.
* Six computer back-up tapes with data on 2.1 million patients at the University of Miami were stolen.
* WellPoint Inc. suffered its third breach of personal information in 18 months.
* A former employee of UCLA Medical Center was charged with accessing medical records of celebrities and selling them to tabloids.
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