Lawsuit Claims ChristianaCare Failed to Safeguard Patient Data After Breach

Cyber Crime28 Jan 2026

Delaware-based ChristianaCare and its service provider are facing a class action lawsuit over allegations of inadequate data protection after an unauthorised network breach.

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