TE What Oora
In October, the infiltrator reached and downloaded the organizational staff information and perhaps sensitive from the TE What Central area.
Data at risk includes some general occupational health and safety information and sensitive data, including medical assessments and health correspondence, which covers the year 2020 and 2024. The penetration includes two regions in the central region: capital, coast, valley and waiarapa.
“There is no evidence that the affected information has been shared by the harmful actor or published online anywhere. We will continue to monitor this,” confirmed. ”
TE What Oora should also provide an estimated number of injured individuals. Looking at the “complexity of the accident”, he was not able to notify each of them. “Health NZ is its obligations to protect the privacy and security of personal information seriously,” the organization confirmed.
Since then, the Privacy Commissioner and New Zealand Police have participated in the case, as the police have plagued criminal charges against the suspected infiltrators.
The biggest direction
This last electronic attack comes at a time when TE What Oora is planning Reducing the size of the workforce, including many data and digital situations. The Public Service Association for Public Service has warned that such a step may not help prevent its risks.
The organization, which was created in 2022, dealt with some electronic accidents. In late 2023, a former TE What Oora leaked from Covid-19 from about 12,000 people to international web sites. Since then the perpetrator has been pressed on criminal charges by the police.
After a year, in 2022, One of the information technology service providers at whata What Oora reported an electronic attack, which affected about 14,000 data related to the services of bereavement and heartbreak.
In the recently concluded investigation into the alleged misuse of Covid-19 vaccination data, the Public Service Committee informed Insufficient rear protection for sensitive information shared with third -party service providers.
In the wake of the main electronic attack in the Health Council in the former Waikato region in 2021, the New Zealand health system operator was advised to strengthen the coordinated accident management system, systematic registration and database control.