Teiss OnTrac Cybersecurity Incident Exposes Customer Data
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- •OnTrac experienced a data breach affecting customer personal information.
- •Unauthorized access occurred between March 20 and March 22, 2026.
- •Affected individuals are offered one year of free credit monitoring services.
OnTrac, a U.S.-based parcel logistics company, reported a significant cybersecurity breach that compromised customer data. The breach was detected on March 23, 2026, revealing unauthorized access to sensitive files between March 20 and March 22. The affected data includes personal identifiers such as names and Social Security numbers, but the exact number of impacted individuals remains undisclosed. OnTrac has engaged external cybersecurity experts to investigate and secure its systems. The company has not confirmed any fraud or misuse of the compromised information. Affected customers are being offered one year of complimentary credit monitoring and identity protection services. No hacker group has claimed responsibility for the attack, and there are no details on whether a ransom was demanded. The company has advised customers to monitor their credit reports for suspicious activity.
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