binarypublishData has been stolen from St Vincent’s Health in a cyber breach that was first detected on December 19. St Vincent’s Health, one of Australia’s largest not-for-profit hospital and aged care operators, operates hospitals and aged care centers across Victoria, New South Wales, and Queensland. The organization is currently working to determine what information has been taken and has called in external security experts to assist in the investigation. The cyber attack has not affected the organization’s ability to deliver services at its hospitals, aged care centers, or virtual in-home care. The Australian government and relevant agencies are working together to respond to the breach and mitigate any potential effects. Investigations are ongoing to identify who was behind the hack.
St Vincent’s Health network hacked; precious data now in hands.
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