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Stolen Change Healthcare data gets new handling rules in court order

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Stolen Change Healthcare data gets new handling rules in court order

A federal magistrate judge in Minnesota has established data handling protocols for information stolen during Change Healthcare's 2024 cyberattack. The order, approved August 7, governs how the stolen data may be used in ongoing litigation against UnitedHealth Group and other defendants.

Why it matters: Healthcare organizations, insurers, and legal teams involved in the Change Healthcare litigation need to follow these court-mandated procedures for handling sensitive stolen data to avoid sanctions or adverse rulings.

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