Cyberattack Targets Grange Dental Care, Sends Fraudulent Emails A cyberattack struck Grange Dental Care, a dental practice in Omagh, last Thursday morning (date unspecified), compromising its email system and sending fraudulent payment requests to recipients. Dr. Joe McEnhill, the practice’s owner, confirmed the breach was detected at 9:50 AM, prompting an immediate response from the practice’s IT provider to contain the incident. Initial investigations indicate the attack originated from New Jersey and appears to have been limited to email access, with no sensitive patient data or personal information compromised. Authorities, including the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA) and the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), will be formally notified. Dr. McEnhill noted a potential connection to a similar cyber incident at another local business in Omagh weeks earlier, suggesting a possible coordinated campaign. While the breach has been contained, investigations remain ongoing. Staff were cleared of any wrongdoing, with Dr. McEnhill emphasizing the attack was the work of criminal actors and urging patience from affected patients. The incident highlights the growing threat of email-based fraud targeting small businesses.