In Georgia, an encrypted laptop and unencrypted USB drive containing information on nearly 3,000 members of health care provider Humana were stolen from an associate's vehicle.
A laptop was stolen that contained personal information on about 5,500 staffers with and clients of Oklahoma-based benefits broker Maschino, Hudelson & Associates.
Another 3,500 L.A. County health services patients have been impacted in the February theft of eight computers from Sutherland Healthcare Solutions, bringing the number of individuals impacted in L.A. to about 340,000.
Without insight into third-party liabilities and expenses, Target's interim CEO told CNBC that the retailer still doesn't know the cost of last December's data breach.