English.Revoi.In SBI Investigates Data Breach Affecting Customer Records
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- •SBI is investigating a suspected data breach affecting 375,000 records.
- •3,897 customer records with PII were identified as exposed on the dark web.
- •SBI assures customers that their funds remain safe and has activated its incident response protocols.
The State Bank of India (SBI) is assessing a suspected data breach involving the exposure of approximately 375,000 records, including 3,897 customer records with personally identifiable information (PII). The breach was reported to have occurred on the dark web, prompting SBI to notify affected customers and assure them that their funds remain secure. The bank has activated its cyber incident response procedures and is working with an independent cybersecurity agency to investigate the incident. SBI may file a claim under its cyber insurance policy with Oriental Insurance, which has a coverage limit of 1,425 crores. The exposed data includes names, mobile numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and residential addresses. SBI has advised customers to remain vigilant against potential phishing attempts and to follow safe digital banking practices.
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