Group 1 - A data breach at Abbott Laboratories Employees Credit Union (ALEC) occurred during an August cyberattack, affecting over 36,000 customers' sensitive personally identifiable information [1][2] - The breach involved unauthorized access to an employee's email account, with potential theft of Social Security numbers and account information [1][2] - ALEC's response to the breach has been criticized for being inadequate, as they provided limited information to affected individuals regarding the stolen data and corrective measures [2] Group 2 - FeganScott, a law firm specializing in consumer fraud and data privacy, has initiated an investigation into the ALEC data breach [1][3] - The firm has a history of recovering $14 billion for victims of various issues, indicating a strong commitment to holding responsible parties accountable [3]
FeganScott Launches Investigation into Abbott Laboratories Employees Credit Union Data Breach