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May 7, 2026 Verified Sensitive Record Technology

Indico Data Solutions Data Breach (2026)

The Indico Data Solutions data breach is a cybersecurity incident the company identified on May 7, 2026.

Not disclosed
Affected People
3
Data Types
Not rated
Severity
Oct 9, 2026
Last updated

The organization has not published how many were affected, so the incident cannot be placed on this scale.

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Exposed Data Types

3
  • Names
  • Physical addresses
  • Social security numbers

About This Breach

According to Indico's official notice, the event may have involved unauthorized access to online repositories containing corporate customer information. The total number of affected people was not publicly disclosed.

Indico Data Solutions is a Boston-based software company that provides document processing and workflow automation for industries including insurance and financial services. The company says it is notifying affected people on behalf of certain corporate customers.

How Did the Breach Happen?

After determining on May 7 that it had suffered a cybersecurity incident, Indico began an investigation with external cybersecurity specialists. The review found that online repositories containing corporate customer information may have been accessed without authorization. The company has not disclosed the initial access method, when access began, or how long it lasted.

What Information Was Affected?

The confirmed categories in the official notice are names, physical addresses and Social Security numbers. The notice says these fields may have been present in repositories affected by the incident; it should not be assumed that every person had the same fields involved. The total number of affected people and customers was not disclosed.

What Response Did Indico Disclose?

Indico said it activated its incident response process, took steps to secure the environment and rotated access credentials. It also implemented additional monitoring tools, tightened access controls and offered identified individuals free credit monitoring and identity restoration services.

What Should Affected People Do?

Notice recipients should check the letter for the data types that apply to them and note the enrollment deadline for the offered credit monitoring service. People whose Social Security number was listed can review their credit reports, place a free security freeze with all three credit bureaus, and verify unexpected identity requests made in Indico's or its customers' names through official channels.

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