Claimdepot Sawyer Savings Bank Closes Branches Due to Data Security Incident
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- •All branches of Sawyer Savings Bank are closed due to a data security incident.
- •The disruption is linked to a vendor vulnerability, but specifics remain undisclosed.
- •Investigation ongoing to determine if customer data was compromised.
Sawyer Savings Bank in New York closed all four of its branches following a network disruption that began on August 3, 2026. The bank attributed the disruption to a data security incident linked to a vendor vulnerability, although the specific vendor and type of attack have not been disclosed. The bank's President and CEO stated that third-party specialists were brought in to investigate and restore affected systems. While ATMs and online banking services remain operational, the bank has not confirmed if any customer data was compromised. The investigation is ongoing, and the bank has committed to notifying affected individuals if sensitive information is involved. As of August 8, 2026, the branches remain closed with no reopening date announced.
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