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Patient records were always valued by attackers for launching sophisticated insurance fraud schemes, purchasing medical supplies or drugs, or committing other types of fraud including identitytheft. and to “… prioritize identification of the unclassified data considered to be the most sensitive and under the greatest threat.
Thales’ Global Data ThreatReport 2024 revealed that human error remains the leading cause of data breaches, with 31% of enterprises identifying this as the root cause. In 2023, the IC3 received a record number of complaints from people in the US, numbering 880,418 complaints with potential losses higher than $12.5
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