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Stolen Laptop Leads to Data Breach at the University of Texas

Sunday, Sep 01 2013

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UT Physicians, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) Medical School’s medical group practice, notified patients of a security breach earlier this month. So reports Health IT Security.

The data breach occurred in early August after a laptop containing patient’s medical information including social security numbers was stolen from a locked closet.

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