Deloitte has agreed to pay Rhode Island $5 million in connection with the RIBridges data breach, the state announced on Tuesday. The money is to help the state pay for expenses related to the ...

A cyberattack on a Deloitte-managed government system in Rhode Island carries a "high probability" of sensitive data theft, ...

The governor of Rhode Island slammed professional services firm Deloitte for failing to spot a months-long hack attack ...

A release said Deloitte first notified the state on Dec. 5 about a potential cyberattack on RIBridges. The state said federal agencies and the Rhode Island State Police were notified. "On December ...

Deloitte will pay $5 million to cover two months of healthcare coverage for those affected by the cyberattack on Rhode Island's public assistance system. The McKee administration canceled the ...

In taking responsibility for the hack, Brain Cipher focused not on Rhode Island, but all the security deficiencies it says it has exposed in Deloitte. Last summer, the state went out to bid for a ...

Neither Deloitte nor Rhode Island state officials have commented on what Brain Cipher demanded in ransom. In addition to the lawsuits, Attorney General Peter Neronha indicated the state is ...

It is likely that cybercriminals have obtained files with personally identifiable information in the cyber-attack, Rhode Island’s Department of Human Services (DHS) said in a statement. The State was ...

According to Rhode Island NBC station WJAR, federal lawsuits have now been filed against Deloitte on behalf of two Rhode Islanders seeking damages, claiming Deloitte failed "to implement adequate ...

That means customers will temporarily not be able to access any customer portal related to the services on Rhode Island Bridges." The vendor "Deloitte confirmed that there is a high probability ...

Civil complaints were filed against Deloitte, the contractor that runs the RIBridges system for the state, in U.S. District Court in Rhode Island as well as in New York, where the company is ...

On Friday, December 13, Deloitte confirmed that there was ... In the meantime, the state said Rhode Island residents can still use paper applications to apply for benefits.