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Health Insurer Pays $6. 85 Million to Settle Data Breach Affecting Premera Blue Cross (PBC) has agreed to pay $6 85 million to the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at the U S Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and to implement a corrective action plan to settle potential violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy and Security Rules related to a breach
Health Insurer to Pay $10 Million in National Settlement Over Data . . . Boston — Premera Blue Cross, the largest health insurance company in the Pacific Northwest, will pay $10 million in a multistate settlement to resolve allegations that it failed to secure sensitive consumer data from a hacker and exposed the private health and personal information of more than 10 4 million consumers, including 37,626
Premera Blue Cross Settles for $10 Million for 2014 Data Breach Premera Blue Cross has agreed to a $10 million settlement to resolve lawsuit involving 30 state attorneys general for a 2014 data breach which compromised 10 4 million records A hacker compromised Premera Health’s network on May 5, 2014, and had access until March 6, 2015
Premera Blue Cross to Pay $10 Million to Settle Multi-State Action . . . Premera Blue Cross agreed to pay $10 million to settle a multi-state data breach lawsuit that involved 30 state attorneys general The alleged violations of state and federal laws resulted to a breach of 10 4 million records in 2014
Premera Pays OCR $6. 85M to Settle HIPAA Violations, Breach of 10. 4M The Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights settled with Premera Blue Cross for $6 85 million and a corrective action plan, after an audit into the insurer’s 2015 data breach that impacted 10 4 million patients revealed systemic noncompliance with the HIPAA rule