Medical equipment supplier Solara has begun notifying affected parties of a breach that they discovered on June 28th, 2019. The company launched an investigation after the discovery and found that some employee Office 365 accounts were compromised during the breach that occurred between April 2nd and June 20th, 2019. It is believed that the breach was a result of an email phishing campaign. Stored information on the 365 accounts at the time of the breach may have been accessed by the actors. After a further look, it was determined that the information varied depending on the individual, but likely included first and last names and at least one of the following data elements: name, address, date of birth, Social Security number, Employee Identification Number, medical information, health insurance information, financial information, credit or debit card information, driver’s license, passport information, password PIN or account login information, billing and claims information, and Medicare ID / Medicaid ID. All the proper parties were notified of the breach and Solara has agreed to provide free credit and identity monitoring.
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