Attorney General Tong urges UnitedHealth Group to take action following cyberattack
Change Healthcare experienced a catastrophic outage due to the cyberattack, which left patients and health care providers struggling with various issues in its wake.
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Apr 26, 2024, 10:48 AM
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Updated 10 days ago
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5ds agoAttorney General William Tong has announced a multistate coalition of 22 attorney generals rallying for enhanced protection following the recent cyberattack on Change Healthcare.
Change Healthcare experienced a catastrophic outage due to the cyberattack, which left patients and health care providers struggling with various issues in its wake.
The bipartisan coalition is urging UnitedHealth Group, Inc. to better protect providers, pharmacies and patients nationwide.
