CloudSync Technologies data breach

Clerk's notes

CloudSync Technologies recently disclosed a data breach that affected its network infrastructure. The incident, which came to light through a filing with the Washington State Attorney General on July 1, 2026, involved the compromise of data belonging to 95,000 account holders.

The breach, which occurred on May 22, 2026, resulted in the exposure of several categories of sensitive information. Affected individuals and businesses may have had their Login Credentials, Social Security Numbers (SSN), and various Business Records accessed by unauthorized parties.

For those impacted, the exposure of Login Credentials carries the risk of unauthorized access to other online accounts, especially if credentials are reused across different services. The compromise of Social Security Numbers is particularly concerning, as it significantly elevates the risk of identity theft and potential financial fraud.

Moreover, the unauthorized access to Business Records could lead to various forms of corporate espionage or other misuse of proprietary information. Understanding these risks is crucial for individuals and entities to take protective measures.

This incident is currently under review, and further details may emerge as the investigation progresses. CloudSync Technologies has indicated that 95,000 individuals and businesses received notification regarding this compromise.

If you received a notification letter from CloudSync Technologies confirming your involvement in this data breach, it means your personal or business information was exposed. Taking proactive steps to monitor your accounts and credit is advisable.

Individuals who have been notified about the CloudSync Technologies data breach in Washington may be entitled to a free case review. Our legal team is available to discuss your specific situation and potential options at no cost.

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