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Blue Cross Blue Shield argues state investigation should be halted
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Daily Montanan
Blue Cross Blue Shield fought this week in Lewis and Clark County District Court to stop the Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance from moving ahead with an investigation into a massive data breach, affecting more than 460,000 Montanans.
The state is still in the process of gathering facts about the breach, lawyers for the state said.
“There was an event that occurred in January, the statute was changed in February, and now we’re going to stick it to you in October, when it becomes a law,” Dan Auerbach, an attorney representing Blue Cross Blue Shield, said.
Lorraine Salmon, who lives outside Three Forks, said she received a letter dated Oct. 24 in the mail from Blue Cross Blue Shield notifying her that her data had been compromised.
She received three letters notifying her of a data breach involving an insurance company in about a month.