SINGAPORE: The personal data of about 110,000 members of healthcare services provider Alliance Medinet has been compromised in a cybersecurity incident involving unauthorised access to its membership database.
The potentially affected data includes names, personal identification numbers and contact information, parent company Alliance Healthcare Group said in a bourse filing on Saturday (Oct 24).
It added that bank account information belonging to seven members and one member’s medical diagnosis might also have been compromised.
“Based on investigations conducted to date, the personal data of approximately 110,000 members in that membership database have been compromised by a third-party,” it said.
Alliance Medinet is the corporate healthcare arm of Alliance Healthcare Group, specialising in managed healthcare services and third-party administration services, among others.
The group said affected members were in the process of being notified by Alliance Medinet, its partners or relevant clients.
Other subsidiaries of Alliance Healthcare Group were not affected by the incident, it added.
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