The Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre has detected indications of a possible data breach in its systems, prompting an immediate investigation.
- The Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre has detected indications of a possible data breach in its systems, prompting an immediate investigation.
- In conjunction with the cybersecurity experts, the Office of the Commissioner for Personal Data Protection has also been informed, ensuring that all necessary regulatory measures are adhered to.
The potential breach came to light on Monday, 1 December, leading the centre to swiftly notify the Digital Security Authority. A proactive approach was taken as the centre activated its agreement with a specialised cybersecurity firm to conduct a thorough technical investigation and provide support during this critical time.
In conjunction with the cybersecurity experts, the Office of the Commissioner for Personal Data Protection has also been informed, ensuring that all necessary regulatory measures are adhered to.
While the investigation is ongoing, the centre is working diligently to ascertain the precise nature and scope of the incident. As part of its commitment to safeguarding patient information, the centre has reinforced its protective measures while the review is underway.
Importantly, the Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre has reassured the public that no patients have been affected by this potential breach. They emphasised the integrity of their systems and the steps being taken to maintain patient confidentiality.
