Minnesota Agency Notifies 304,000 of Vendor Breach
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• Minnesota Department of Human Services notifies 304,000 people of a data breach involving inappropriate access by a healthcare provider worker. • State officials are monitoring the incident for potential fraud.
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State Monitoring Incident Involving a Health Entity Worker for Potential Fraud The Minnesota Department of Human Services is notifying nearly 304,000 people of data breach involving someone at a healthcare provider who inappropriately accessed information from an IT system managed by a vendor. State officials are monitoring the incident for potential fraud.