Kettering Health Updates Staff on Ransomware Recovery Efforts

Last Updated: June 3, 2025By

Kettering Health Ransomware Recovery Efforts

On June 2, 2025, Kettering Health reached out to its staff, providing an important update on the recovery from a recent ransomware attack. CEO Mike Gentry was at the forefront, addressing the workforce with transparency and candor. Although the identities of the attackers remain a mystery, Gentry suspects they are based outside the United States.

Thankfully, it seems the damage from this cyber incident is somewhat contained. Gentry assured employees that only a limited section of the hospital’s data was compromised. For those affected, notifications will be sent following a thorough investigation. The emphasis is on keeping everyone’s data secure and intact.

Phishing Alert: Stay Vigilant

In today’s digital world, caution is crucial, especially after a cyber event. Gentry urged the staff to be extra vigilant about potential phishing attempts. The warning wasn’t just for formality; it serves as a critical reminder to watch out for suspicious emails, texts, or phone calls that often accompany such attacks. These fraudulent attempts can be persistent, so being alert is your first line of defense.

Keep your eyes peeled and don’t hesitate to report anything out of the ordinary. Stay connected for updates as Kettering Health works diligently to resolve this matter. Remember, the more informed you are, the better prepared you’ll be.

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