Classaction Risk Strategies and Black's Insurance Data Breaches Expose Sensitive Information
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- •Risk Strategies disclosed a data breach affecting personal and medical information.
- •Black's Insurance reported a separate breach involving Social Security numbers.
- •Both companies are under investigation for potential class action lawsuits.
Risk Strategies, a brokerage firm, reported a data breach on June 23, 2026, affecting 47 residents in Massachusetts, with compromised personal and medical information, including Social Security numbers. The total number of affected individuals nationwide remains undisclosed. The breach was reported to the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. In a related incident, Black's Insurance and Financial Services disclosed a data breach on June 24, 2026, involving Social Security numbers, but details on the scope and number of affected individuals are not yet available. Both companies are facing potential class action lawsuits as attorneys seek individuals impacted by these breaches. Risk Strategies is offering affected individuals credit monitoring services to mitigate identity theft risks.
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