Breach-related costs by March hit $7 million, and that was before hundreds of thousands of additional potentially affected individuals were identified, bringing the total count to nearly 1 million individuals.
At Health Data Management's Health IT Summit, Nov. 14-16 in Chicago, three executives of the Tennessee Blues plan will revisit the troubles, accomplishments and lessons learned of the past year. Michael Lawley, director of shared technology services, will explain how the insurer handled the breach crisis. Tena Robertson, deputy general counsel and chief privacy officer; and Roy Vaughn, director of communications, will explain the legal and public repercussions.
For more information on the conference at the Swissotel Chicago, downtown at the intersection of Lake Michigan and the Chicago River, click here.
Be the first to comment on this post using the section below.