The online site databreaches.net is reporting on a recent LockBit ransomware attack staged against Panorama Eyecare.
A claim to have collected nearly 800 GB of data from four of the Panorama Eyecare’s clients was added to LockBit’s leak site.
The effected companies are:
According to its website, Panorama Eyecare “is your physician-led management service organization so you no longer have to worry about day-to-day businesses operations and can focus on what you care about most.”
The Fort Collins, CO, business offers an array of practice management services, from marketing to human resources to finances.
DataBreaches reports that screencaps, posted by LockBit as proof of its claims, showed patient information. Of the four companies listed to have been involved in the data breach, DataBreaches said it did not spot patient data from either Cheyenne Eye Clinic & Surgery Center or 2020 Vision Center. However, a filed titled “CEC” was visible in a folder the hackers professed to have accessed.
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DataBreaches says it reached out for comment from the involved businesses to, as yet, no avail.
You can read the original post here.
You can read more about LockBit from the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) here.
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