LIVE OAK, Texas—The $17.5-billion Randolph-Brooks FCU may have suffered a data breach impacting more than 4,600 members, the San Antonio Express-News reported.
Information about the breach was reported by the Texas Attorney General’s Office, which tracks such incidents on its website. The site noted members’ names and financial information, such as account numbers, may have been compromised.
According to the notice, RBFCU has informed those affected via either an email or a letter, San Antonio Express-News said.
This is the first breach listed for RBFCU on the attorney general’s site it began reporting such incidents in 2023. A state law that went into effect in September 2023 requires businesses and organizations to report data breaches affecting 250 or more Texans within 30 days of discovery, San Antonio Express-News said.
San Antonio Express-News noted that cyberattacks have targeted other San Antonio-based banks, including USAA which recently paid $3.25 million to settle a proposed class action lawsuit over a 2021 data breach affecting as many as 22,600 people. It’s also facing another class action suit over an April data breach involving 32,275 customers.