An employee of the Children’s Medical Clinics with a retaliatory agenda to cause damage to the clinic’s reputation, stole and improperly disclosed 16,000 patient records. Notification letters were sent to affected people to inform them that an employee took paper records from the facility and sent screenshots of electronic patient records to a former clinic employee. The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) health data breach portal indicates patient names, dates of birth, diagnostic information and treatment information were disclosed. Your employees access sensitive and confidential patient information daily so they can do their jobs. Without persistent data-centric security, they can devise creative ways to defeat traditional perimeter based security measures. They can change the name of a sensitive file before printing it to avoid detection by security systems or make screen captures of sensitive information. If you are in healthcare, you need to protect printed PHI and other sensitive information from easily leaving your premises.