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U.S. health care companies overconfident about data privacy

Despite recent breaches, health care industry execs are confident that they know exactly where sensitive data reside.

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The issue of not knowing what data a company has often arises in the context of mergers and acquisitions, particularly among those businesses that acquire smaller ones. (Photo: LeoWolfert/ Shutterstock.com)

When it comes to an awareness of what data they have and where it resides, health care organizations may suffer from overconfidence, despite experiencing the second-largest amount of cybersecurity breaches, suggests a new study on data privacy management within the industry.

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