Mobile Mammogram Provider Settles $2.5M Over 2024 Data Breach Affecting 357,000 Patients A mobile mammogram provider has agreed to a $2.5 million settlement in a proposed class-action lawsuit after a 2024 data breach exposed the personal information of over 357,000 patients. The agreement, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts on March 9, 2026, resolves claims stemming from the incident, which compromised sensitive patient data. The breach, which occurred in 2024, involved unauthorized access to patient records, though further details on the cause or scope of the exposure remain undisclosed. The settlement marks one of the latest high-profile resolutions in healthcare-related cybersecurity incidents, underscoring the financial and legal risks of data breaches in the medical sector. The case highlights the growing scrutiny on healthcare providers’ data protection measures, as well as the potential consequences for organizations failing to secure patient information. The $2.5 million payout will be distributed among affected individuals as part of the class-action resolution.