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At first, sources reported that the hacker had demanded approximately half a million dollars not to dump the data. However, this was not confirmed by Vastaamo, who explained they had notified the public and patients as soon as the government authorities gave them permission to do so. The attacker has also reportedly dumped hundreds of patient files on a dark web site, and is also contacting other individual patients with blackmail demands — either pay the attacker s ransom or have their psychotherapy records dumped.
Vastaamo issued an update, noting that other patient records may have been breached. The incentive for someone to pay the malicious actor is very high in this situation. In many cases, basic security controls and protections have been largely ignored, often due to the absence of understanding or the resources to tackle these challenges. Unfortunately, these institutions often don't have the in-house capabilities to perform security monitoring and continuous hardening of their environments.
As their attack surface continues to increase, the patient data will remain a target across healthcare providers and schools. Healthcare leaders need to take notice that their responsibility does not stop with a patient's physical or mental health but it also extends to their digital health," explains CynergisTek CEO Caleb Barlow.
As much as telehealth has accelerated by years during the pandemic, we need to ensure that security controls have accelerated at a similar rate to protect this information," adds Barlow. Share This Story. Restricted Content You must have JavaScript enabled to enjoy a limited number of articles over the next 30 days. Please click here to continue without javascript..
