data breach — The Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre has detected indications of a possible data breach in its systems, the centre announced. The potential breach was identified on Monday, 1 December, leading to immediate action.
- In the interim, the Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre has stepped up its protective measures, reinforcing its systems to safeguard against any potential threats while the review unfolds.
- Importantly, the centre has stated that no patients have been affected in any way by the detected breach, providing reassurance to both patients and staff.
Upon discovering the anomaly, the centre promptly notified the Digital Security Authority to ensure that appropriate measures could be taken. To further bolster their response, they activated an agreement with a specialised cybersecurity firm tasked with conducting a thorough technical investigation.
As part of the ongoing investigation, the Office of the Commissioner for Personal Data Protection has also been informed. The centre is currently working diligently to determine the exact nature and scope of the incident, with a commitment to transparency and thoroughness.
In the interim, the Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre has stepped up its protective measures, reinforcing its systems to safeguard against any potential threats while the review unfolds.
Importantly, the centre has stated that no patients have been affected in any way by the detected breach, providing reassurance to both patients and staff.