A high-ranking Senate chairman is calling for accountability in the wake of a devastating cyberattack that compromised the sensitive personal information of nearly 1.8 million New Yorkers. The hack, which occurred at three major NYC hospitals, siphoned off a vast trove of data over a three-month period, leaving patients and hospital officials scrambling to assess the damage. The Senate chairman's demand for answers comes as authorities and healthcare officials work to contain the fallout and prevent similar breaches in the future. As the investigation into the hack unfolds, questions are mounting about the vulnerabilities that allowed the cyberattack to occur and whether more could have been done to prevent it.
Mamdani must answer for 3-month NYC hospitals hack that sucked up personal data of over 1.8M: Senate chairman New York Post
