Corrections1 Data Breach Exposes Medical Records of Suffolk County Jail Inmates
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- •A data breach has targeted medical records at two Suffolk County jails.
- •The breach involves the EHRs-C platform managed by Computer Systems Integrated Inc.
- •The investigation is ongoing, with law enforcement involved and no indication of wider impact.
A cybersecurity incident has affected the electronic health record system for Suffolk County's two jails, the Suffolk County House of Correction and Nashua Street Jail. The breach involves the EHRs-C platform managed by Computer Systems Integrated Inc., which holds inmate health data. The company is investigating the incident and has confirmed that law enforcement is involved. CPS Healthcare COO Beth Cheney stated there is no indication that data from other Massachusetts correctional facilities was compromised. The daily average population of Suffolk County jails is around 1,500 prisoners. Specific details regarding the number of affected medical records and the method of the breach have not been disclosed. The investigation is ongoing, and both the service provider and the Suffolk County Sheriff's Department are consulting with legal and cybersecurity experts. No additional details are available at this time.
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