Breach intelligence · AK
1 reported healthcare data breach incidents affecting 523 individuals. Sourced from 7 federal and community intelligence feeds. Updated nightly.
1
Incidents reported
523
Individuals affected
Unauthorized Access
Top attack vector
Stable
6-month trend
Recent incidents
| Date | Entity | Individuals | Source | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 26, 2026 | Foundation Health Partners | 523 | Hhs Breach | Medium |
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Most affected entities
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incidents
523
individuals
Attack vectors
Breakdown of breach types reported across 1 incidents in Alaska. Understanding which vectors dominate helps practices prioritize their security controls.
Alaska compliance requirements
Beyond federal HIPAA requirements, Alaska has its own breach notification law that may impose additional obligations on healthcare practices operating in the state.
Alaska Stat. § 45.48.010 et seq.
Notification deadline
Most expedient time possible
No fixed deadline — but unreasonable delay can result in enforcement action.
Attorney General notification
Required
This is a general reference based on current Alaska law. Consult legal counsel for state-specific compliance obligations. Source: Alaska Stat. § 45.48.010 et seq.. Verified April 2026.
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FAQ
Patient Protect tracks 1 reported healthcare data breach incidents in Alaska, affecting approximately 523 individuals. Data is sourced from HHS OCR, State Attorney General offices, FTC enforcement, and community intelligence — updated nightly.
The most frequently reported breach vector in Alaska is Unauthorized Access/Disclosure, accounting for 1 of 1 incidents.
Independent healthcare practices are the fastest-growing target for healthcare cyberattacks nationwide — attacks on small providers have increased 6x since 2021. Alaska practices face the same threat landscape with fewer resources to defend against it. Patient Protect provides breach prevention specifically for independent practices starting at $39/month.
Alaska requires breach notification within most expedient time possible, and requires notification to the Attorney General. These requirements apply in addition to federal HIPAA's 60-day notification deadline. Reference: Alaska Stat. § 45.48.010 et seq..
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Editorial coverage · From our partner publication
Editorial analysis of the breaches and enforcement actions reshaping Alaska's threat landscape. From the Patient Protect publication.
May 25, 2026 · Breach
Radiology Associates of Richmond disclosed a data breach affecting 266,000 individuals after threat actors exfiltrated files containing names and protected health information from its systems.
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May 22, 2026 · Breach
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A healthcare software vendor serving the congressional physician's office was breached in early March, exposing prescription data — but lawmakers were not notified until more than two months after the intrusion.
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May 16, 2026 · Litigation
A federal jury in Michigan convicted a home health care agency owner and nurse of running a $1.6 million Medicare fraud scheme built on stolen patient records from 2018 to 2021.
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May 13, 2026 · Breach
OpenLoop Health, a telehealth platform serving independent practices and health systems, disclosed a January 2025 breach that exposed personal data belonging to roughly 716,000 individuals.
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