CEO of AnMed health system apologizes, confirms data breach after cyberattack
AnMed has confirmed that cybercriminals obtained personal information during July’s cyberattack.
The Upstate health system’s CEO William Kenley stated, “I recognize the concern, frustration and disruption the incident has caused, and I’m deeply sorry.”
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“AnMed has been in this community for more than 100 years,” Kenley added. “We’ve went through challenging times. This is not the first. I do commit to communicating with you as openly as possible, as we remain focused on protecting and caring for our patients and the communities that AnMed serves.”
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Kenley stated that investigators are working to determine what information was taken and who may be affected. The health system plans to notify those individuals directly.
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Officials warned that the people responsible for the breach could contact patients or employees. They advised anyone receiving a suspicious message not to respond, click links, open attachments, or share personal information.
