Banner Health's summer data hack triggers 10 civil lawsuits The lawsuits blame Banner Health for everything for failing to protect personal information to fraudulent credit-card accounts created ...

Phoenix-based Banner Health has paid $1.25 million to settle a federal probe into a massive 2016 data breach from a hacking incident that disclosed the protected health information of roughly 2.8 ...

Banner Health has agreed to pay $1.25 million and implement a corrective action plan to make good on a hacking incident that exposed the protected health information of nearly 3 million people.

Phoenix-based Banner, which operates facilities in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Nebraska, Nevada and Wyoming, sent letters to 3.7 million patients, health plan members and beneficiaries ...

Banner Health said anyone with questions should call a Banner Health phone number from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tucson time, seven days per week — 1-855-223-4412 — or see more information at www ...

The settlement is in response to a cybersecurity hack Banner Health was plagued with in 2016, where 2.81 million consumers had health information compromised.

After suffering the year's largest data breach of a U.S. health provider, Phoenix, Ariz.-based Banner Health was hit with at least 10 civil lawsuits from a physician and patients who claim to have ...

Banner Health, a provider of hospital services, has notified by mail 3.7 million people -- including patients, health plan members, healthcare providers and customers at its food and beverage ...

Banner's acknowledgement this summer of a large-scale cyberattack has been followed by a flurry of lawsuits. Banner Health hack triggers civil lawsuits Skip to main content Skip to main content ...