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Anthem Hack Media Alert

Valued friends, colleagues, and partners, We want to alert you of some urgent news:  hackers gained access to one of Indianapolis-based Anthem’s IT systems exposing a multitude of information about employees and customers such as:
  • Names
  • Mailing Addresses
  • Email Addresses
  • Birthdays
  • Employment Information
  • Income Data
  • Social Security Numbers
The breach of information, however, did not include any of the following:
  • Credit Card Information
  • Banking or Financial Credentials/Data
  • Medical Claims
  • Diagnostic Codes
  • Testing Results/Medical Histories
Although Anthem is currently working with a cyber-securities firm to reevaluate their systems, we highly recommend that you vigilantly review and monitor your accounts and organization security. Our team at Conner Insurance is closely following this story, and will keep you updated of any new developments. Learn more about this recent development.
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