The hacking took place Feb. 19 and possibly exposed personal information including names, Social Security numbers, addresses and health conditions. The hacker’s access has been disabled, the article said.
DHS requested that officials conduct a review of the organization’s security protocols to prevent future attacks, according to the article.
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