Bodybuilding.Com announced Friday that some employment-associated records could also be accessed in a statistics security incident.
The possible facts accessed might have been organization health plans subscriber statistics, such as blanketed fitness records of certain personnel and former employees.
“While the Company has no evidence that private information changed into accessed or misused, Bodybuilding.Com is notifying modern and previous employees who are institution fitness plan enrollees and applicable dependents and beneficiaries, out of an abundance of warning,” Bodybuilding.Com said in a press release.
Law enforcement and security specialists are working with the organization to address vulnerabilities. Bodybuilding.Com says it’s miles tracking its systems and including additional protection.
An investigation into the April incident could not rule out that non-public data might also have been accessed. The information investigated should encompass human sources and medical health insurance records, consisting of names, touch data, Social Security numbers, authorities identification records, dates of birth, institution health plan subscriber numbers, health claims fee data, and manner codes.
