Healthcare Breaches: AnMed, Tennessee Pathology Group, and Others
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On Sunday, July 26, South Carolina-based AnMed Health disclosed “a cybersecurity disruption involving malware" that prompted the organization to temporarily close 79 of its 106 facilities in South Carolina and the neighboring state of Georg
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