WellPoint Reaches $100K Settlement For Data Breach
WellPoint has also agreed to pay for up to two years of credit monitoring and other protection to affected customers
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WellPoint, the nation's largest private health insurer, has agreed to pay a $100,000 fine to the state of Indiana for a data breach that left personal information of about 32,000 people exposed.
Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller reached a settlement with Indianapolis-based WellPoint and subsidiary Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield on June 23 and announced the resolution this week.
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