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he Northwest Territories Information and Privacy Commissioner has investigated two cases of unauthorized access to medical records this year. These incidents highlight the vulnerability of sensitive health information, which is typically considered private. The commissioner's office issues reports on intentional and unauthorized breaches of private health data, commonly referred to as "snooping." In one case, an investigation revealed that a government agency had accessed a citizen's medical record without authorization. The incident raises concerns about the security measures in place to protect citizens' sensitive information.
The Northwest Territories Information and Privacy Commissioner has also investigated cases of unauthorized access to other types of personal data. However, the commissioner's office does not release details on these incidents publicly. The agency emphasizes the importance of protecting citizens' privacy and takes steps to prevent similar breaches from occurring in the future.
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