www.breachsense.com Family Health Centers of Southern Indiana Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Information
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- •Unauthorized access to sensitive data including Social Security numbers and medical records.
- •Ransomware group Termite claimed responsibility for the breach, exfiltrating 250 GB of data.
- •Potential class action lawsuit being considered for affected individuals.
The Family Health Centers of Southern Indiana reported a data breach involving unauthorized access to sensitive information. Discovered on January 16, 2026, the breach may have compromised names, Social Security numbers, medical information, and health insurance details. The ransomware group Termite claimed responsibility for exfiltrating 250 GB of data, as noted in a February 3, 2026 post on Breachsense. Following an investigation, FHCSI began notifying affected individuals by mail on June 18, 2026. Attorneys are exploring the possibility of a class action lawsuit for those impacted. The breach raises concerns about data security practices at FHCSI and the potential for identity theft among affected individuals.
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