iSpace, Inc.
Your Personal Info Could Be
Exposed Online After
This Hospital Breach
Breach Description
iSpace, Inc., a staffing company based in El Segundo, California, experienced a data breach in which an unauthorized party accessed and copied sensitive consumer data from the company’s computer network. The breach was first detected on February 5, 2023, when iSpace noticed suspicious activity within its system. The unauthorized access occurred between January 30, 2023, and February 5, 2023. The compromised data includes consumers’ names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, diagnosis information, health insurance group/policy numbers, health insurance information, subscriber numbers, and prescription information[1][2].
The company completed its investigation on March 3, 2023, and began notifying affected individuals by sending out data breach notification letters on May 31, 2023. The total number of affected individuals was reported to be 24,382[2]. iSpace, Inc. has not confirmed which of its clients were impacted by the breach, but the company is affiliated with organizations across various industries, including mobility, healthcare, data & analytics, revenue cycle management, robotics process automation, artificial intelligence, and information technology[1].
In response to the breach, iSpace secured its network, launched a forensic investigation, and began reviewing the affected files to determine the extent of the information compromised. The company has also offered credit monitoring and identity protection services to the impacted individuals and has engaged security specialists to examine and improve its data privacy policies and practices[1][7].
Affected individuals are advised to take the breach notification seriously, stay informed about the investigation’s progress, and consider taking steps to protect themselves from potential fraud or identity theft. This includes changing passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, monitoring financial and online accounts, and considering legal options if necessary[2][4].
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