AG sues Change Healthcare, 2 other companies

AG sues Change Healthcare, two other companies after data breach hits at least 575,000 Nebraskans
This article has been updated to include response from UnitedHealth Group and the Nebraska Hospital Association. LINCOLN — Nebraska on Monday became the first state to sue Tennessee-based Change Healthcare over the company’s massive data breach that cost at least 575,
Change Healthcare Faces Lawsuit For Failing To Protect Customer Data
Nebraska AG sues Change Healthcare, UnitedHealth Group, Optum over alleged security failures leading to the largest data breach in U.S. history.
Nebraska sues Change Healthcare over security failings that led to medical data breach of over 100 million Americans
New details emerged about the Change Healthcare ransomware attack in Nebraska's complaint. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
AG Hilgers sues Change Healthcare over breach, says 575,000 Nebraskans had data stolen
The lawsuit alleges that Change Healthcare took more than a week to detect the breach and several months to notify consumers.
Nebraska AG files lawsuit against Change Healthcare following data breach
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has filed a major lawsuit against Change Healthcare alleging violations of Nebraska’s Consumer Protection and Data Security Laws.
Nebraska AG sues Change Healthcare
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers filed a lawsuit against Change Healthcare, a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group, alleging the company violated state consumer protection and data security laws after a February ransomware attack. The lawsuit ...
Nebraska attorney general sues healthcare giant for lax security in data breach
Nebraska's attorney general files suit against three of the biggest health care companies in the country for one of the largest data breaches in U.S. history.
Nebraska sues Change Healthcare over ransomware attack
The shutdown disrupted critical healthcare services across the state and exposed Nebraskans' PHI, the lawsuit alleges.
Nebraska sues health care payment processor over breach that affected 575,000 residents
Nebraska filed a lawsuit Monday against a health care payment processor over a February data breach that exposed the sensitive financial and health information of at least 575,000 Nebraskans.
LIVE AT 9:30 AM: Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers addresses widespread healthcare data breach
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers is hosting a press conference Monday morning at 9:30 a.m. to address a “widespread healthcare data breach”
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