Peoples Injury Network Northwest

Peoples Injury Network Northwest, also known as PINN, is an organization whose name indicates a focus on injury‑related services in the Northwest region of the United States. The exact nature of its products or services is not detailed in the available sources, but the naming implies involvement with personal injury matters. It is headquartered in the United States of America, situating it within a national operational context. The organization functions as a network, suggesting it connects various stakeholders or resources related to injury cases. No explicit description of its core offerings or market reach is provided in the supplied information.

In April 2019, PINN suffered a ransomware attack that compromised three of its servers, potentially exposing the sensitive data of 12,502 Washington residents. The exposed information included diagnoses, names, addresses, dates of birth, and driver’s license numbers, indicating that the organization handles personally identifiable and health‑related data. Investigators could not definitively determine whether unauthorized access or exfiltration of this patient information occurred during the incident. Following the breach, PINN notified the affected individuals and arranged for identity protection services through a third‑party vendor. This episode underscores the organization’s responsibility for protecting confidential information and its reliance on external partners for breach response. No further details regarding the organization's size, ownership structure, or subsidiary relationships are disclosed in the provided material.