Brightline settles lawsuit for $7 million over 2023 data breach involving Clop hacking group

News14 Feb 2025

In a significant legal development, virtual mental health provider Brightline has agreed to a $7 million settlement to resolve a lawsuit stemming from a 2023 hacking incident.

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