Precision Imaging Centers, a Florida-based healthcare provider, experienced a cybersecurity breach on November 2, 2022, where an unauthorized actor gained access to its network and exfiltrated sensitive patient data. The compromised information included names, addresses, Social Security numbers, driver’s license/ID numbers, health insurance details, medical conditions, diagnoses, and dates of birth of current and former patients. The breach led to a class-action lawsuit, alleging negligence in safeguarding personal data. While Precision Imaging denied wrongdoing, it agreed to a settlement offering victims up to $5,000 in reimbursement (for extraordinary expenses like identity theft) or $500 for ordinary costs (e.g., credit monitoring, lost time), alongside two years of free credit monitoring. The breach exposed victims to potential identity theft, financial fraud, and misuse of medical/financial records, with claims subject to a $200,000 aggregate cap. The incident underscored vulnerabilities in healthcare data security, risking long-term reputational and financial harm to affected individuals.