Doxim Settles $5.5 Million Data Breach Allegations

Doxim Settles $5.5 Million Data Breach Allegations

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Doxim Inc., a financial services software provider, has agreed to pay $5.5 million to settle claims of negligence in protecting customer data exposed in a December 2023 data breach. The breach compromised personal information of customers from its credit-union clients. Affected class members can claim up to $5,000 for documented losses or receive a cash payment of approximately $100. The proposed settlement was filed in federal court and is pending approval from a judge. The breach highlights ongoing vulnerabilities in data protection practices within the financial services sector.

Key Points: • Doxim Inc. will pay $5.5 million to settle data breach claims. • The breach exposed personal information of credit union customers. • Affected individuals can claim up to $5,000 for losses or a smaller cash payment.

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2023-12-01
Data breach occurred
Doxim's systems were compromised, exposing customer personal information from credit unions.
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2026-06-05
Settlement proposal filed
Doxim filed a proposed settlement in federal court, offering $5.5 million for affected customers.
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2026-06-08
Settlement announcement
Doxim's settlement agreement was made public, pending judicial approval.
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