Privacy

SiliconAngle reports that nearly 10 million customers of U.K. retailer JD Sports Fashion had their data stolen after a hack of its systems, impacting its JD, Blacks, Millets, MilletSport, Size?, and Scotts brands.

Separate data breaches have impacted the Lutheran Social Services of Illinois and Washington state-based Quality Behavioral Health, according to HealthITSecurity.

More than 1.5 million records of individuals banned to fly to the U.S., as well as the records of over 250,000 "selectees," or those who may need to undergo a Secondary Security Screening Selection when flying to the U.S., have been exposed following the public leak of the U.S. Transportation Security Agency's no-fly list obtained by Swiss hacker maia arson crimew from the database of Ohio-based airline CommuteAir, BleepingComputer reports.

Data breaches hit UCLA Health, UCHealth HealthITSecurity reports that both Los Angeles-based UCLA Health and Colorado-based UCHealth have disclosed being impacted by third-party data breaches.

The Identity Theft Resource Center’s annual data breach report shows 1,802 data compromises last year that affected about 422 million victims.

Major stock market data research provider Zacks Investment Research has disclosed that 820,000 individuals had their data compromised in a data breach from November 2021 to August 2022, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

Previously known as Kalispell Regional Healthcare, the proposed $4.3 million settlement is actually the second health data breach lawsuit to impact Logan Health in the last three years.

Despite near universal investment in privacy, a survey finds some evidence that security teams are still worried their organizations aren't prepared to protect the massive amounts of data they are collecting and storing for emerging technologies, like artificial intelligence and machine learning systems.