Healthcare information can be particularly valuable because it can contain both identity information and details about a person's medical history.
A reported 2026 Xsolis incident potentially affected approximately 1.39 million people.
The incident illustrates why healthcare data deserves strong protection even when the affected organisation is not a bank or retailer.
For affected users, the most important step is to understand what information was involved and follow the provider's official instructions.
For everyone else, use unique passwords for healthcare services and be cautious with unexpected messages that ask you to confirm medical or insurance information.
A criminal does not need your bank password to attempt identity fraud.