Yale New Haven Health Hit by Data Breach Affecting Over 5 Million
April 25, 2025, 11:21 am
Connecticut’s largest healthcare provider, Yale New Haven Health, has revealed a major data breach compromising the personal information of more than 5 million patients. The incident has triggered urgent reviews of cybersecurity measures within the health sector, underscoring the ongoing threat to sensitive medical records.
Yale New Haven Health is Connecticut's largest healthcare provider.
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