Breach

SecurityWeek reports that Harbin Clinic, a Georgia-based healthcare provider, had information from 210,140 patients pilfered following a July cyberattack against leading third-party debt collection agency Nationwide Recovery Services.

Incident underscores impact of third-party breaches on health organizations, security experts say.

The Office of Personnel Management has been urged by Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Vice Chairman Mark Warner, D-Va., to ensure the continuation of identity protection services provided to current and former federal employees whose data had been stolen in the colossal breach of the agency a decade ago, according to FedScoop.

BusinessKorea reports that Adidas has confirmed having certain data from its consumers stolen following an attack against a third-party customer service provider.

U.S. multinational semiconductor manufacturing company Broadcom had its Middle Eastern employees' data stolen following a September ransomware attack against Business Systems House, which is a partner of its former payroll services provider ADP, reports The Register.

Enzene Biosciences, the biotech subsidiary of Indian multinational pharmaceutical firm Alkem Laboratories, had its U.S. operations impacted by a cybersecurity incident, according to The Cyber Express.

Major U.S. cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has confirmed that fewer than 1% of its customers had their data compromised by threat actors who bribed its overseas customer service support agents for systems access, reports SiliconANGLE.

Nova Scotia Power, the Canadian province's leading electric utility, has confirmed having its customers' data pilfered more than a month before the discovery of a systems breach in late April, The Record reports.