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Canadian SickKids hospital hit again by cyberattacks, more data stolen
Canada's SickKids pediatric hospital suffered a cyberattack exploiting a third-party software vulnerability, exposing personal data of current and former employees and job applicants. Clinical systems and patient records were unaffected. Those impacted are being offered 24 months of free credit monitoring. The hospital was previously hit by LockBit ransomware in late 2022, marking this its latest security incident.
Healthtech firm CareCloud reveals March 2026 data breach impacted 3.7 million patients
Matched: health
Healthcare technology company CareCloud has disclosed a data breach that occurred in March 2026, affecting approximately 3.7 million patients. The company is notifying those impacted, though it has not revealed what specific types of patient information were compromised in the incident.
Wesfarmers Health moving up to SAP S/4HANA
Matched: health
Wesfarmers Health is migrating to SAP S/4HANA as part of a multi-year technology roadmap. The move aims to modernise the company's core business systems and improve operational efficiency across its health division, which includes the Priceline pharmacy network and other health-related businesses.
Exclusive: SIA Medical Centre confirms it is investigating cyber incident involving patient data
Matched: medical
Victorian medical centre SIA Medical Centre is investigating a ransomware attack after the Rhysida cyber extortion group claimed to have obtained thousands of patient records. The centre confirmed it is responding to a cyber incident involving patient data. Rhysida, a known ransomware group, has listed the stolen data and is threatening to release it unless a ransom is paid.
Report: AI reasoning gains fail to eliminate racial and gender bias in medical research
Matched: health, medical
Researchers at Flinders University found that advanced AI reasoning models still reproduce racial and gender stereotypes when generating fictional medical patient cases, despite improvements in reasoning capabilities. The findings raise concerns about deploying such models in healthcare settings, where biased outputs could reinforce existing disparities in medical research and patient care.
Updoc says a cyber incident may have exposed customer data
Matched: Australia
Australian telehealth provider Updoc has disclosed a cybersecurity incident that may have exposed customer personal data. The company said it became aware of the breach and is investigating whether patient information was accessed by unauthorised parties. Updoc offers 24/7 telehealth services and holds sensitive health and personal data. Affected customers have been advised to remain vigilant.
Calvary Health Care previews digital assistant for 20,000 staff and volunteers
Matched: health
Calvary Health Care is set to launch a digital assistant for its 20,000 staff and volunteers next week. The tool was recently previewed ahead of its rollout across the organisation. No further details about the assistant's specific functions or the technology powering it were provided in the preview.
Exclusive: Partnered Health responds to Inc Ransom data breach claims
Matched: Australia, health
Australian GP network Partnered Health is responding to claims by cyber extortion group Inc Ransom, which alleges it stole terabytes of data from the organisation. At least 21 clinics may be affected. Partnered Health has not confirmed the breach but is investigating. Inc Ransom typically publishes stolen data if ransom demands go unmet.
Partnered Health confirms cyber incident affecting patient information across national clinic network
Matched: health, healthcare
Partnered Health has confirmed a cybersecurity incident involving unauthorised access to patient data across its national clinic network. The breach affected personal and health information held by some clinics. The company is investigating the extent of the incident and has notified relevant authorities. Affected patients are being contacted and advised to monitor for suspicious activity.
