Teiss Eskenazi Health Faces Data Breach from Phishing Attack Exposing Sensitive Patient Data
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- •Phishing attack compromised an employee's cloud account, exposing sensitive patient data.
- •Unauthorized access lasted from June 1 to July 27, 2026, before being detected.
- •Eskenazi Health is providing identity protection services to affected individuals.
Eskenazi Health disclosed a data breach that exposed patients' Social Security numbers and medical information due to a phishing attack. The breach initiated when a trusted business's email account was compromised, leading to unauthorized emails sent to individuals, including an Eskenazi Health employee. The employee, believing the email was legitimate, clicked a link and completed an authentication process, granting access to their cloud-based work account. Unauthorized access occurred from June 1, 2026, until July 27, 2026, when the suspicious activity was discovered. Affected data includes names, Social Security numbers, medical record numbers, and sensitive health information. Eskenazi Health is investigating the incident, has secured the affected account, and is offering identity protection services to those impacted. Notifications have been sent to affected individuals, and a law firm is investigating the breach.
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