Johns Hopkins Bayview warns patients of data breach involving more than 3,100 people
Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center is notifying patients of a data breach that may have exposed the personal and medical information of more than 3,100 people after an employee uploaded a spreadsheet containing patient data to an unauthorized artificial intelligence tool. Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center is informing patients of a data breach that may have exposed the personal and medical information of over 3,100 people. The incident occurred when an employee uploaded a spreadsheet containing patient data to an unauthorized artificial intelligence tool, not approved for use. The spreadsheet contained patient information on admissions and treatment from May through 2026. The medical center discovered the incident during an internal review and took steps to address the unauthorized disclosure, directing the employee to delete the initial AI prompt, subsequent conversation thread and document from the AI tool's history, and contacting the company that operates the platform to request its deletion. The hospital also implemented corrective measures to prevent similar incidents. On Oct. 22, patients whose information was identified were sent letters with instructions for enrollment in 12 months of complimentary credit monitoring.
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Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center is notifying patients of a data breach that may have exposed the personal and medical information of more than 3,100 people after an employee uploaded a spreadshee... [2344 symbols]
المواضيع: Security, Security Breach, Cyber Crime
