Irishtimes HSE Offers Compensation to Victims of 2021 Cyberattack
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The Health Service Executive (HSE) is providing €750 in compensation to victims of a cyberattack that occurred on May 14, 2021, which compromised the data of thousands of patients and staff. Approximately 620 individuals involved in legal action will also receive €650 towards their legal costs. The HSE had previously contacted around 90,936 individuals affected by the breach.
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