A security issue at a U.S. bank has potentially exposed the personal information of tens of thousands of Americans.
In a notice of security incident shared with the Office of the California Attorney General, Texas Capital Bank says that a data breach exposed the sensitive personal information of its clients.
A recent data breach has affected over 86,000 people in Texas, according to a filing with the state Attorney General’s Office. The bank has sent letters to those whose information was compromised.
The bank says that on April 27th it discovered an “isolated security incident” exposed names and social security numbers.
As soon as we detected the issue, we quickly put our security plan into action, and the problem is now fixed.
We haven’t found any signs that your data was specifically targeted or used improperly. Our systems are working as expected and remain secure, so your account is still safe.
The firm is offering impacted clients two years’ worth of credit monitoring and identity theft protection services from Experian IdentityWorks. Those impacted must enroll by September 30th.
A lawsuit is being considered on behalf of customers affected by the data breach. It could result in financial compensation for the loss of privacy, the time spent resolving the issue, and any related expenses. The lawsuit may also require the bank to improve its data security measures.
Texas Capital Bank, headquartered in Dallas, has $33.4 billion in assets under management.
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2026-06-11 16:41