Henry Schein Inc comes under cyberattack Newsday
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The east building at the worldwide corporate headquarters of Henry Schein Inc in Melville
Credit Barry Sloanpp Henry Schein Inc Long Islands largest publicly traded company said that a cybersecurity incident it discovered Saturday affected some of its manufacturing and distribution businesses pp Henry Schein promptly took precautionary action including taking certain systems offline and other steps intended to contain the incident which has led to temporary disruption of some of Henry Scheins business operations The company is working to resolve the situation as soon as possible the Melvillebased company a distributor of dental and medical products and services to healthcare providers said in a statement Sunday pp The company determined that the practice management software used by its clients has not been disrupted according to the statement Henry Schein is working with cybersecurity and forensic information technology experts to help investigate any data impact and has notified law enforcement authorities the statement said pp A company spokeswoman said Wednesday that the company had nothing to add Its website was still down Wednesday morning pp
Tory N Parrish covers retail and small business for Newsday She has worked at the Pittsburgh TribuneReview and ObserverDispatch in Utica NY
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The east building at the worldwide corporate headquarters of Henry Schein Inc in Melville
Credit Barry Sloanpp Henry Schein Inc Long Islands largest publicly traded company said that a cybersecurity incident it discovered Saturday affected some of its manufacturing and distribution businesses pp Henry Schein promptly took precautionary action including taking certain systems offline and other steps intended to contain the incident which has led to temporary disruption of some of Henry Scheins business operations The company is working to resolve the situation as soon as possible the Melvillebased company a distributor of dental and medical products and services to healthcare providers said in a statement Sunday pp The company determined that the practice management software used by its clients has not been disrupted according to the statement Henry Schein is working with cybersecurity and forensic information technology experts to help investigate any data impact and has notified law enforcement authorities the statement said pp A company spokeswoman said Wednesday that the company had nothing to add Its website was still down Wednesday morning pp
Tory N Parrish covers retail and small business for Newsday She has worked at the Pittsburgh TribuneReview and ObserverDispatch in Utica NY
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