Astrana latest healthcare tech firm to report data breach to SEC
Astrana told the SEC hackers spoofed its phone line, reached servers, and took confidential data.
Healthcare technology company Astrana told the SEC that attackers impersonated personnel, spoofed its main corporate phone number, and gained access to company servers. Astrana believes private or confidential information was accessed or acquired and said it restored some systems from clean backups. The filing does not confirm ransomware, record counts, or data types, but calls the incident material to its finances, operations, patients, and reputation. Law enforcement, regulators, and customers were notified, and no group had claimed the attack as of Wednesday.
- Attackers impersonated staff and spoofed Astrana's main corporate phone number.
- Confidential data on company servers was accessed or acquired without authorization.
- Some systems were restored from clean backups; ransomware was not confirmed.
- Astrana reported $972.5 million in quarterly revenue serving about 20,000 providers.
- Victims
- Astrana
- Organizations
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
- Countries
- United States
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2 min read at therecord.mediaThe healthcare firm Astrana warned regulators that hackers accessed confidential information by impersonating company personnel.
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