Posted On August 30, 2024 Consumer Privacy & Data Breaches
August 30 – The data breach lawyers at Console & Associates, P.C. are investigating the Western Electrical Contractors Association data breach that was reported after the company was targeted in a recent cyber security attack. It is believed to have impacted as many as 35,290 individuals. The Western Electrical Contractors Association data breach resulted in the below information of certain individuals being compromised:
According to the Attorney General of Maine, the Western Electrical Contractors Association data breach was reported after they were targeted in a recent cyber security attack. The company recently detected unusual activity within its computer network prompting WECA to launch an investigation. It was confirmed that an unauthorized party accessed the company’s network between January 21, 2024 and January 22, 2024. The Western Electrical Contractors Association reviewed the compromised files to determine what information was leaked and which consumers were impacted. On August 29, 2024, Western Electrical Contractors Association sent out data breach letters to those individuals whose information was affected by the breach.
Based in Mather, California, Western Electrical Contractors Association, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that serves merit shop electrical and low voltage contractors, their employees, and industry suppliers. The company provides networking services, political and public advocacy, specialized member services, training services, and workforce development services to its members.
Our data breach lawyers are eager to speak to victims of the Western Electrical Contractors Association data breach to determine what damages they sustained and what compensation may be available to them. Victims can file a data breach class action lawsuit if you recently received a NOTICE OF DATA BREACH from Western Electrical Contractors Association. Contact the Console & Associates, P.C. law firm at (866) 778-5500 for a free consultation to discuss your legal options, or submit a confidential contact form.
Also, consider reading our Guide for Victims of a Data Breach to learn what your next steps should be. Data breach victims should remain alert for signs of identity theft and take steps to secure their accounts and personal information.
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