Craneware says hackers stole significant volume of customer data

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U.K.-based healthcare billing software maker Craneware disclosed that hackers stole a significant volume of customer data from its systems. The company said the attackers appear to have been expelled, but its investigation is ongoing. Craneware's flagship accounting and billing software is used by thousands of clinics, hospitals, and pharmacies across the United States, and the company handles large amounts of medical records and patient data. The breach is the latest in a series of cyberattacks targeting tech companies that supply the U.S. healthcare sector, following incidents at TriZetto, CareCloud, Episource, and Change Healthcare.

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Craneware disclosed a significant customer data breach, which may lead to regulatory penalties, legal liability, and reputational damage.

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