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Suspected data breach involving policyholders' sensitive data

Sospetto data breach su dati sensibili di assicurati · Insurance · Advanced

The case

An employee reports having accidentally found a publicly shared file link containing personal and health data of about 1,200 policyholders under a health policy, likely exposed for weeks due to a configuration error. You don't yet know for certain whether anyone external actually accessed it. How do you handle the first 24 hours?

Un dipendente ti segnala di aver trovato, per errore, un link a un file condiviso pubblicamente contenente dati anagrafici e sanitari di circa 1.200 assicurati di una polizza malattia, probabilmente esposto per settimane per un errore di configurazione. Non sai ancora con certezza se qualcuno esterno vi abbia effettivamente acceduto. Come gestisci le prime 24 ore?

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It is a advanced-level Insurance case based on a real workplace situation. You read the problem, write how you would solve it in free text, and Grace's AI judges whether your solution actually works — or what is still uncovered.

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