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A major cyberattack on French health insurance intermediaries has exposed the personal data of 15 million citizens, including sensitive identification numbers.
A recent breach at Cegedim reveals that the greatest risk to data privacy isn't the structured database, but the unmonitored human commentary in the margins.
A cyberattack on a primary medical software provider has compromised the administrative records of 15 million French citizens.
