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Fitness Firm Pays Feds $228K in Misconfiguration Breach
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Fitness Firm Pays Feds $228K in Misconfiguration Breach

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Settlement Is 5th HIPAA Enforcement Action Under HHS’s OCR Risk Analysis Initiative. An Illinois-based firm that provides fitness and wellness plans to clients throughout the U.S. has agreed to pay federal regulators a settlement of nearly $228,000 and implement a corrective action plan following an IT misconfiguration incident caused several breaches in late 2018 and early 2019.

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