Premier Medical Group

Premier Medical Group's notice never names an entry point: only that systems were disrupted in June, and files were pulled on June 14, exposing over 280,000 patients' names, diagnoses, medications, and insurance details. The attack vector is absent from the story, and that absence says everything about the brokenness of cybersecurity. PMG's fix is to have patients audit their own insurance statements for services they never received. Reviewing bills is not incident response; it's handing the actual victims a homework job and transferring the damage accountability to the very people PMG let down.