Dunedin health tech company apologises following cyber-attack
A health technology company based in Dunedin has issued a formal apology after suffering a cyber-attack. The company confirmed that the security breach resulted in the exposure of sensitive personal health information belonging to some of its clients.
Cybersecurity experts are currently investigating how the attackers gained access to the firm's private data. The company is working closely with national authorities to understand the full extent of the incident and to prevent similar security issues in the future.
In a public statement, the firm expressed regret for the situation and promised to support those affected by the data leak. They have begun notifying the individuals whose private information may have been compromised during the attack.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of digital security for businesses across New Zealand. As more health services move online, companies are being urged to strengthen their systems to protect the private medical records of all New Zealanders.