Privacy Audit Finds Utah Child Welfare, Health Data at Risk
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• Two data repositories lack proper access controls and incident response plans.
• Millions of Utahans' sensitive personal and health information may be at risk.
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Review Finds Access Control, Incident Response Gaps for 2 DHHS Data Repositories A lack of access controls, poor record request handling, weak incident response plans and other security deficiencies related to two critical data repositories are potentially putting millions of Utahans sensitive personal and health information at risk, said a state audit report.