Data breach incident targets prisoner medical records at 2 Mass. jails
A cybersecurity incident hit the EHR system holding prisoner medical records at two Suffolk County, Massachusetts jails.
Computer Systems Integrated Inc. said it is investigating a cybersecurity incident involving its EHRs-C electronic health record platform, which holds prisoner health data and medical records. The incident involves the Suffolk County House of Correction and Nashua Street Jail in Boston. The company is affiliated with Correctional Psychiatric Services (CPS Healthcare), the correctional healthcare provider for the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department and other Massachusetts county jails. Both companies are owned by psychiatrist Dr. Jorge Veliz. No attacker, stolen-record count, or confirmed data exposure has been disclosed.
- Computer Systems Integrated is investigating an incident on its EHRs-C platform
- Affected facilities are Suffolk County House of Correction and Nashua Street Jail
- The system stores prisoner health data and medical records
- Vendor is affiliated with CPS Healthcare, which serves several Massachusetts jails
- Vendors
- Computer Systems Integrated
- Products
- EHRs-C
- Organizations
- Computer Systems IntegratedCorrectional Psychiatric ServicesSuffolk County Sheriff's Department
- Countries
- United States
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1 min read at databreaches.netHadley Barndollar of masslive. com reports: A “cybersecurity incident” has occurred involving the electronic health record system for Suffolk County’s two jails, the system provider confirmed Thursday. Computer Systems Integrated Inc.
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