SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A new study finds that a security slip exposing the personal information of 780,000 Utah residents was a costly mistake.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports that (http://bit.ly/16b77dt) in the aftermath of a 2012 health data breach, the state has spent about $9 million on security audits, upgrades and preventative measures for victims.

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