Update:Â Monash Health has undertaken a notification process.
Monash Health is aware that ZircoDATA, a Victorian-based company we used to scan archived historical documents, has experienced a data breach. We were recently informed that Monash Health data was involved in this breach.Â
We are deeply disappointed to be in this position and understand the distress this may cause any impacted clients.Â
Monash Health’s own systems have not been compromised or impacted by this issue.  Â
Investigation analysis indicates that the Monash Health information involved in the ZircoDATA data breach relates to a selection of archived data from the family violence and sexual assault support units at Monash Medical Centre, the Queen Victoria Hospital, and Southern Health, limited to the period from 1970 to 1993.
Due to the historical nature of the data, anyone who believes they may be impacted by the breach should call Monash Health’s dedicated support line on 1800 491 663.
Our number one priority is providing support to those people who may be impacted by this breach.
If you feel you may be impacted by this external data breach, please complete this form.
We will continue to update this dedicated web page as new information becomes available.
If you may be impacted by this external data breach and are concerned about your cyber security, please call our dedicated support line on 1800 491 663. Â
There are things you can do to reduce the risk of harm associated with the compromise of your information:Â
To monitor your financial records, you can apply for an annual free credit report or credit report ban from each of the consumer credit reporting agencies below:
The below external services may be of assistance to you and your family:
If you are an impacted client and would like to access your medical records: please download and complete a Data Breach Freedom of Information application form and submit to Monash Health either via email or post. Photo identification is required.Â
For impacted clients, there will be no cost for processing this FOI request.Â