iRhythm Holdings said an investigation into a June cybersecurity incident found that patient data, including names, contact information, dates of birth, and insurance numbers, were accessed. The company said it has begun notifying impacted individuals. iRhythm added that it has no evidence the breach has led or will lead to identity theft. The medical device technology firm reiterated that the incident did not impact its products, systems, or manufacturing and distribution operations, nor does it believe it will have a material impact on its financial results.
iRhythm Technologies IncJune cyberattack accessed patient data including names, contact info, dates of birth, and insurance numbers, triggering breach notifications.
