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MyMichigan Health engages Mandiant to investigate data theft claims

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What happened

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MyMichigan Health is investigating claims of data theft made by a group identifying as MetaEncryptor. The health system engaged Mandiant, an independent cybersecurity firm, to conduct the investigation and is also working with law enforcement. MyMichigan Health stated that the investigation has not yet found evidence of unauthorized access to its systems or compromise of patient information.

From wnem.com

Why it matters

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The engagement of Mandiant for the investigation represents a contract for specialized cybersecurity services. The claims relate to the security of patient and employee information, which could impact operational costs and regulatory compliance for the health system.

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Who's involved

  • MandiantCybersecurity firm hired by MyMichigan Health to conduct the investigation

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  • MandiantSpeculative

    Could see increased revenue from securing contracts to conduct cybersecurity investigations.

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