Poland reports a second medical data cyberattack in recent weeks
Poland reports a second medical-data cyberattack, hitting the maker of Medyc healthcare software.
Polish healthcare has suffered a second medical-data cyberattack in recent weeks, this time against the company that markets Medyc software used by Polish healthcare providers. The incident follows an earlier attack on the MyDr system, described as an unprecedented breach that exposed personal information of almost 19 million people. The source report is truncated and does not name the attacker, ransomware, or a vulnerability.
- Second Polish medical-data cyberattack in recent weeks.
- Victim is the maker of Medyc software used by healthcare providers.
- Follows an earlier MyDr breach that exposed personal data of almost 19 million people.
Polish healthcare entities have been the victims of cyberattacks recently. First, it was the MyDr system. Now it’s a software manufacturer that markets the Medyc software used by Polish healthcare providers. Stanisław Kaleta reports: Poland has been hit by another medical data cyberattack, weeks after an unprecedented breach exposed the personal information of almost 19... Source
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