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Essex NHS trust discloses data breach of thousands of patient records six months after cyber attack

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Nikki Fox, Matt Precey

17h ago· 1 min readenNews

Summary

An Essex NHS trust (MSE) has disclosed a data breach involving thousands of patient records stolen in a cyber attack on Synnovis, a pathology services provider. The stolen data, which includes names, dates of birth, NHS numbers, postcodes, and test results, was disclosed more than six months after Synnovis notified the affected trusts. MSE has brought in cyber security experts to strengthen its systems, though the stolen data did not relate to systems run by MSE itself.

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It warned that the stolen information could include people's names, dates of birth, patient numbers, NHS numbers, postcodes and test results.
Although the data did not relate to systems run by MSE, the trust said at a recent board meeting it had brought in cyber security experts to strengthen its own systems.
Dawn Scrafield, deputy chief executive for MSE, said the records affected related t
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An Essex NHS trust discloses the data breach more than six months after it was notified about it.

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