CA Oxford County Department of Public Health 2014 Physical Action (Q9519)
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CA Oxford County Department of Public Health 2014 Physical Action
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A data breach risk event
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January 2014
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Oxford County public health is apologetic after sensitive information was stolen from a car belonging to a health inspector working on call earlier this month. An on-call bag containing a book of handwritten notes dating back about two years was stolen during a vehicle break-in in London on Sept. 16. The health inspector did not realize the bag was taken until about three days later. Lynn Beath, director of public health and emergency services, said its unknown at this time how much personal information or how many people this breach of privacy may have affected. Were working quickly and we offer our sincere apology to anyone affected. We are definitely learning from this incident, she said during a phone interview Wednesday afternoon following the release of a statement about the inciden (English)
