Texas Capital Bank says breach exposed data on 86,067 people
Texas Capital Bank says an April security incident exposed names and Social Security numbers and affected 86,067 people.
Texas Capital Bank says an April security incident exposed names and Social Security numbers and affected 86,067 people.
Texas Capital Bank said it discovered an “isolated security incident” on April 27 and later disclosed the breach. Separate filings indicate the incident affected 86,067 people. The information exposed included names and Social Security numbers, according to the bank notice and the filing cited in the report.
The bank said it has mailed notification letters to affected individuals and is offering two years of credit monitoring and identity theft protection through Experian IdentityWorks. Affected clients must enroll by Sept. 30.
The Dallas-based bank said it has no evidence the information was targeted or misused. It also said the incident has been resolved, that its systems continue to operate normally and securely, and that clients’ accounts remain safe. The report cites a separate filing with the Texas Attorney General’s Office and says the bank also notified the Office of the California Attorney General.
The article cited by the brief says Texas Capital Bank has $33.4 billion in assets under management. It also says a class action lawsuit may be filed, though the brief does not provide further details on any filing.
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