Heartland Agrees to $60M Settlement with Visa over Breach

Heartland Payment Systems agrees to pay as much as $60 million to Visa to address losses by credit and debit cardholders affected by the data breach Heartland suffered in 2008.

Heartland Payment Systems on Jan. 8 announced that it has agreed to pay up to $60 million to Visa to cover losses to credit and debit cardholders affected by the massive data breach Heartland suffered in 2008

via Heartland Agrees to $60M Settlement with Visa over Breach – Security from eWeek.

Former UCLA Healthcare System employee pleaded guilty

A former UCLA Healthcare System employee pleaded guilty today to four counts of illegally reading private and confidential medical records, mostly from celebrities and other high-profile patients.

via LawFuel – The Law News Network.

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