Health Management Concepts, Inc. Identifies and Addresses Security Incident
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As a result, HMC notified the potentially affected individuals to provide guidance on how they can protect themselves. As part of this protection, the company is offering eligible individuals a complimentary one-year membership in credit monitoring and identity theft protection services through Experian. Individuals with questions should call (888) 579-1194, Monday-Friday between
HMC understands the importance of protecting the security and confidentiality of personal information, sincerely regrets that this incident occurred, and apologizes for any inconvenience or concern the incident may cause. To help prevent something like this from happening in the future, HMC is adding enhanced security protocols to its current server, including removing access to the server through Remote Desktop Protocol. It also is migrating its server to another cloud computing service, which will provide additional security. Finally, it has reviewed and, where necessary, enhanced its security protocols to provide a more secure environment.
About HMC
HMC is a healthcare management company located in Jupiter, Florida.
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