Jon Paul Oson was sentenced to more than five years in prison for intentionally damaging computers at his former workplace. He was convicted last summer of accessing the network of his former employer, The Council of Community Health Clinics. The intrusion was made through a server that held medical information submitted by CCC member clinics for a federal research program. Oson deleted data and software on CCC servers, including patient data belonging to one of CCC’s member clinics. The sentence issued Monday is one of the longest imposed to date in the United States for computer hacking.”]