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Data breach incident targets prisoner medical records at 2 Mass. jails

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Hadley Barndollar of masslive.com reports: A “cybersecurity incident” has occurred involving the electronic health record system for Suffolk County’s two jails, the system provider confirmed Thursday. Computer Systems Integrated Inc., which runs the EHRs-C platform containing prisoner health data and medical records, said it is aware of and investigating an incident involving the Suffolk County...

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Hadley Barndollar of masslive.com reports: A “cybersecurity incident” has occurred involving the electronic health record system for Suffolk County’s two jails, the system provider confirmed Thursday. Computer Systems Integrated Inc., which runs the EHRs-C platform containing prisoner health data and medical records, said it is aware of and investigating an incident involving the Suffolk County... Source

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Originally published by DataBreaches.net on Sep 30, 2026.

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