Biomedical Caledonia Medical Laboratory assures clients that it is protecting their data and maintaining trust

Biomedical Caledonia Medical Laboratory Limited has sought to assure its clients that it is doing everything possible to protect their data and maintain their trust.

This, following an unauthorized access incident in November last year.

Biomedical confirmed the cybersecurity breach in a statement yesterday.

It noted that the incident resulted from the unauthorized access of its network and systems through an external vendor.

It said it is still investigating the extent of the breach, and has been informing its stakeholders including doctors and patients.

According to Biomedical, at the time the breach was discovered, it immediately took the necessary steps to prevent further unauthorized access, hired a certified cyber-security and forensic investigator and a team of cyber-security specialists to address the issue.

All the relevant government and law-enforcing stakeholders were also promptly advised.

Biomedical said it has selected a new managed services provider, implemented enhanced security measures, upgraded its entire infrastructure, deployed a security information and event management system as well as installed intrusion detection systems among other actions.

Read More

Holness says reduction in prices of vegetables and other farm produce following Beryl shows Jamaica’s fiscal fitness

Biomedical Caledonia Medical Laboratory Limited has sought to assure its clients that it is doing everything possible to protect their data and maintain their trust.

This, following an unauthorized access incident in November last year.

Biomedical confirmed the cybersecurity breach in a statement yesterday.

It noted that the incident resulted from the unauthorized access of its network and systems through an external vendor.

It said it is still investigating the extent of the breach, and has been informing its stakeholders including doctors and patients.

According to Biomedical, at the time the breach was discovered, it immediately took the necessary steps to prevent further unauthorized access, hired a certified cyber-security and forensic investigator and a team of cyber-security specialists to address the issue.

All the relevant government and law-enforcing stakeholders were also promptly advised.

Biomedical said it has selected a new managed services provider, implemented enhanced security measures, upgraded its entire infrastructure, deployed a security information and event management system as well as installed intrusion detection systems among other actions.

Read More

Two police divisions report success, including reduction in murders, following recent declaration of SOEs

Biomedical Caledonia Medical Laboratory Limited has sought to assure its clients that it is doing everything possible to protect their data and maintain their trust.

This, following an unauthorized access incident in November last year.

Biomedical confirmed the cybersecurity breach in a statement yesterday.

It noted that the incident resulted from the unauthorized access of its network and systems through an external vendor.

It said it is still investigating the extent of the breach, and has been informing its stakeholders including doctors and patients.

According to Biomedical, at the time the breach was discovered, it immediately took the necessary steps to prevent further unauthorized access, hired a certified cyber-security and forensic investigator and a team of cyber-security specialists to address the issue.

All the relevant government and law-enforcing stakeholders were also promptly advised.

Biomedical said it has selected a new managed services provider, implemented enhanced security measures, upgraded its entire infrastructure, deployed a security information and event management system as well as installed intrusion detection systems among other actions.

Read More

Golding says government must engage team with respectable and valid arguments if it wishes to move forward with constitutional reform process

Biomedical Caledonia Medical Laboratory Limited has sought to assure its clients that it is doing everything possible to protect their data and maintain their trust.

This, following an unauthorized access incident in November last year.

Biomedical confirmed the cybersecurity breach in a statement yesterday.

It noted that the incident resulted from the unauthorized access of its network and systems through an external vendor.

It said it is still investigating the extent of the breach, and has been informing its stakeholders including doctors and patients.

According to Biomedical, at the time the breach was discovered, it immediately took the necessary steps to prevent further unauthorized access, hired a certified cyber-security and forensic investigator and a team of cyber-security specialists to address the issue.

All the relevant government and law-enforcing stakeholders were also promptly advised.

Biomedical said it has selected a new managed services provider, implemented enhanced security measures, upgraded its entire infrastructure, deployed a security information and event management system as well as installed intrusion detection systems among other actions.

Read More

Taxi operators protest poor road condition on Waltham Park Road, St. Andrew

Biomedical Caledonia Medical Laboratory Limited has sought to assure its clients that it is doing everything possible to protect their data and maintain their trust.

This, following an unauthorized access incident in November last year.

Biomedical confirmed the cybersecurity breach in a statement yesterday.

It noted that the incident resulted from the unauthorized access of its network and systems through an external vendor.

It said it is still investigating the extent of the breach, and has been informing its stakeholders including doctors and patients.

According to Biomedical, at the time the breach was discovered, it immediately took the necessary steps to prevent further unauthorized access, hired a certified cyber-security and forensic investigator and a team of cyber-security specialists to address the issue.

All the relevant government and law-enforcing stakeholders were also promptly advised.

Biomedical said it has selected a new managed services provider, implemented enhanced security measures, upgraded its entire infrastructure, deployed a security information and event management system as well as installed intrusion detection systems among other actions.

Read More

Trinidad and Tobago’s Police Service Commissioner writes to Police Commissioner requesting that she ‘cease to report for duty’ until further notice

Biomedical Caledonia Medical Laboratory Limited has sought to assure its clients that it is doing everything possible to protect their data and maintain their trust.

This, following an unauthorized access incident in November last year.

Biomedical confirmed the cybersecurity breach in a statement yesterday.

It noted that the incident resulted from the unauthorized access of its network and systems through an external vendor.

It said it is still investigating the extent of the breach, and has been informing its stakeholders including doctors and patients.

According to Biomedical, at the time the breach was discovered, it immediately took the necessary steps to prevent further unauthorized access, hired a certified cyber-security and forensic investigator and a team of cyber-security specialists to address the issue.

All the relevant government and law-enforcing stakeholders were also promptly advised.

Biomedical said it has selected a new managed services provider, implemented enhanced security measures, upgraded its entire infrastructure, deployed a security information and event management system as well as installed intrusion detection systems among other actions.

Read More

JFJ wants law that applies disciplinary action if security forces fail to wear and activate body-worn cameras

Biomedical Caledonia Medical Laboratory Limited has sought to assure its clients that it is doing everything possible to protect their data and maintain their trust.

This, following an unauthorized access incident in November last year.

Biomedical confirmed the cybersecurity breach in a statement yesterday.

It noted that the incident resulted from the unauthorized access of its network and systems through an external vendor.

It said it is still investigating the extent of the breach, and has been informing its stakeholders including doctors and patients.

According to Biomedical, at the time the breach was discovered, it immediately took the necessary steps to prevent further unauthorized access, hired a certified cyber-security and forensic investigator and a team of cyber-security specialists to address the issue.

All the relevant government and law-enforcing stakeholders were also promptly advised.

Biomedical said it has selected a new managed services provider, implemented enhanced security measures, upgraded its entire infrastructure, deployed a security information and event management system as well as installed intrusion detection systems among other actions.

Read More

JCF says it has over 700 body-worn cameras, with more in procurement to be deployed before year-end

Biomedical Caledonia Medical Laboratory Limited has sought to assure its clients that it is doing everything possible to protect their data and maintain their trust.

This, following an unauthorized access incident in November last year.

Biomedical confirmed the cybersecurity breach in a statement yesterday.

It noted that the incident resulted from the unauthorized access of its network and systems through an external vendor.

It said it is still investigating the extent of the breach, and has been informing its stakeholders including doctors and patients.

According to Biomedical, at the time the breach was discovered, it immediately took the necessary steps to prevent further unauthorized access, hired a certified cyber-security and forensic investigator and a team of cyber-security specialists to address the issue.

All the relevant government and law-enforcing stakeholders were also promptly advised.

Biomedical said it has selected a new managed services provider, implemented enhanced security measures, upgraded its entire infrastructure, deployed a security information and event management system as well as installed intrusion detection systems among other actions.

Read More

JCF says there’s no resistance to body-worn cameras, phased implementation rooted in responsible planning and strategic investment

Biomedical Caledonia Medical Laboratory Limited has sought to assure its clients that it is doing everything possible to protect their data and maintain their trust.

This, following an unauthorized access incident in November last year.

Biomedical confirmed the cybersecurity breach in a statement yesterday.

It noted that the incident resulted from the unauthorized access of its network and systems through an external vendor.

It said it is still investigating the extent of the breach, and has been informing its stakeholders including doctors and patients.

According to Biomedical, at the time the breach was discovered, it immediately took the necessary steps to prevent further unauthorized access, hired a certified cyber-security and forensic investigator and a team of cyber-security specialists to address the issue.

All the relevant government and law-enforcing stakeholders were also promptly advised.

Biomedical said it has selected a new managed services provider, implemented enhanced security measures, upgraded its entire infrastructure, deployed a security information and event management system as well as installed intrusion detection systems among other actions.

Read More

Labour Ministry reaffirms commitment to welfare of farm workers following Amnesty report

Biomedical Caledonia Medical Laboratory Limited has sought to assure its clients that it is doing everything possible to protect their data and maintain their trust.

This, following an unauthorized access incident in November last year.

Biomedical confirmed the cybersecurity breach in a statement yesterday.

It noted that the incident resulted from the unauthorized access of its network and systems through an external vendor.

It said it is still investigating the extent of the breach, and has been informing its stakeholders including doctors and patients.

According to Biomedical, at the time the breach was discovered, it immediately took the necessary steps to prevent further unauthorized access, hired a certified cyber-security and forensic investigator and a team of cyber-security specialists to address the issue.

All the relevant government and law-enforcing stakeholders were also promptly advised.

Biomedical said it has selected a new managed services provider, implemented enhanced security measures, upgraded its entire infrastructure, deployed a security information and event management system as well as installed intrusion detection systems among other actions.

Read More