A US bank suffered a security breach that put the data of tens of thousands of Americans at risk.
In a security incident notice shared with the California Attorney General’s Office, Texas Capital Bank He says That data breach exposed sensitive personal information of its customers.
File separately in the Texas Attorney General’s Office He appears 86,067 people were affected by the hacking incident. The financial institution mailed notification letters to affected individuals.
The bank says that on April 27, it discovered an “isolated security incident” in which names and Social Security numbers were exposed.
“Upon detection, we immediately activated our planned protection protocols, and this incident was resolved.
We have no evidence that your information has been targeted or misused. Our systems continue to operate normally and safely. Our customers’ accounts remain secure.”
The company is offering affected customers credit monitoring services and two years of identity theft protection from Experian IdentityWorks. Those affected must register by September 30.
There may be a class action lawsuit foot against the bank on behalf of affected customers for potential compensation for loss of privacy, time spent dealing with the breach and out-of-pocket costs, as well as potentially requiring Texas Capital to take additional measures to protect customer information.
Texas Capital Bank, headquartered in Dallas, manages $33.4 billion in assets.
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