IBM Addresses Data Incident for Janssen CarePath Database
The information involved in this incident may have included individuals' names and one or more of the following: contact information, date of birth, health insurance information, and information about medications and associated conditions that were provided to the Janssen CarePath application.
After being informed of the issue by Janssen,
While there is no indication that any of the involved information has been misused, complimentary one-year credit monitoring service is being offered to individuals whose information may have been involved. Individuals can arrange for credit monitoring by following the instructions on the notification letters that they receive or by calling the dedicated call center.
Janssen CarePath users are encouraged to remain vigilant by regularly reviewing their account statements and explanations of benefits from their health insurer or care providers with respect to any unauthorized activity, and to promptly report any suspicious activity.
A toll-free center for questions about this incident has been established. Questions and requests to enroll in the credit monitoring service should be directed to the dedicated call center, Monday to Friday,
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Original text here: https://newsroom.ibm.com/2023-09-06-IBM-Addresses-Data-Incident-for-Janssen-CarePath-Database


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