Published
October 29, 2023
If you received a breach notice from the accounting firm Frazier & Deeter, your name, Social Security number, and financial account information may have been stolen in the October 2023 cyberattack.
What is the Frazier & Deeter, LLC Cyberattack About?
Frazier & Deeter, LLC is an accounting and auditing firm with locations in the United States and overseas. On October 11, 2023, Frazier & Deeter send out data breach notices to 19,000 individuals whose information had been compromised in a security incident. The company had discovered that an unauthorized third party had hacked into their computer system and stolen sensitive information kept there. If your data was included in this incident, your sensitive person information could be in the hands of bad actors, including: your name, Social Security number, and financial account information.• Names,
• Social Security Number,
• Financial Account Information.
Cyber attacks have targeted individuals, businesses, hospitals, and even government institutions, causing financial losses, disruption of services, and significant headaches for victims. The cat-and-mouse game between cyber-criminals and cybersecurity experts continues as they battle to protect the digital world from these digital hostage-takers.
You can find a curated list of data breaches published by the United States Department of Health and Human Services. These data breaches include events that impacted at least 500 people and which reportedly impacted consumers' protected health information, or "PHI" for short, of those individuals. The U.S. government is required to update this list of medical information-related data breaches regularly.
Status
Investigation
Reviewing potential claims over the October 2023 breach
People Notified
~19,000
Notice letters sent October 11, 2023
Data Exposed
Names, SSNs & accounts
Names, Social Security numbers and financial account information
Proof Required
Yes
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