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A Texas state government breach through a hunting and fishing license vendor exposed driver's license data, passport numbers, and contact details for more than 3 million people — one of the largest Texas incidents in 2026. Independent audits score tpwd.texas.gov at 74% and texas.gov at 65%.
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Chambers send trusted bulk email to thousands of member businesses — which makes a spoofed chamber alert a fast lane for BEC and wire fraud. Here's what our audits of state and metro chambers found, and the one free check every chamber should run.
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Eastman Kodak confirmed a limited data breach after ShinyHunters claimed 2.2 million records. An independent audit of kodak.com scores 70% overall on email and domain security.
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ShinyHunters alleges an 8.8TB One Medical breach while the clinic separately disclosed legacy Iora Health file access. An independent audit of onemedical.com scores 76% overall.
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Independent cybersecurity audits of 100 Nasdaq-100 constituents — scores range from 87% to 30%. Tech-heavy index shows wide gaps in DMARC, MTA-STS, transport security, and website headers.
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The ShinyHunters extortion group published nearly 45GB of allegedly stolen Madison Square Garden data after MSG declined to pay. Independent audits show msg.com at 44% and nyknicks.com at 30% on email and domain security.
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Email security audit of Tesla, SpaceX, Starlink, X, Twitter, xAI, Neuralink, and Boring Company domains — scores from 90% (Starlink) to 60% (Boring Company). Updated June 18: SpaceX climbs to 82% after website hardening.
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Independent email and domain security audits of 103 S&P 100 constituents — scores range from 86% to 38%. Weak DMARC and SPF remain common at America's largest public companies.
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Texas and Washington AG breach data show 153 financial-services notices in 2026 YTD (138 TX, 15 WA), affecting 5,659,685 residents where counts are published. GLBA and Safeguards Rule context.
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Texas and Washington AG breach data show 59 government and education notices in 2026 YTD (55 TX, 4 WA), affecting 4,379,916 residents where counts are published.
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Texas, Washington, and California AG breach data show 447 healthcare-related notices in 2026 YTD (345 TX, 31 WA, 71 CA list-only), affecting millions where resident counts are published. Cross-state tracker with dashboards and named providers.
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Hotels, casinos, cruise lines, and retailers filed 2026 breach notices in Texas, Washington, and California AG portals — Carnival alone appears in all three states.
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2026 state Attorney General breach trackers with live data — Texas and Washington affected-count dashboards plus California's searchable incident list from official AG portals.
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California AG list shows 501 breach notices reported in 2026 through Nov 4, 2026. Incident monitoring without residents-affected totals.
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Washington AG breach data shows 50 notifications in 2026 YTD affecting 902,774 Washingtonians. Monthly dashboard aligned with our Texas OAG tracker.
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A practical 48-hour playbook for chamber staff: inventory your senders, publish DMARC with reporting on day one, align SPF/DKIM on day two, and move to enforcement in weeks — then turn the work into a member benefit your chamber can promote.
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Independent audits of major Alabama accounting firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 44%, with 5 of 8 below 60%.
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Independent audits of major Alabama auto dealerships reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 60% down to 33%, with 5 of 6 below 60%.
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Independent audits reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 71% down to 44%, with 2 of 6 below 60%. Also MFA-graded 6 Alabama banks (6 Fail under SIM-swap rule): YubiKey, open TOTP, and passkeys.
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Independent audits of major Birmingham chambers reveal email security gaps — scores run from 62% down to 62%, with 0 of 1 below 60%. Free benchmark data chambers can share with members.
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Independent audits of Alabama state and metro chambers reveal email security gaps — scores run from 64% down to 38%, with 3 of 5 below 60%. Use these benchmarks as a free member-benefit resource.
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Independent audits of major Alabama credit unions reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 64% down to 40%, with 5 of 6 below 60%. Also MFA-graded 6 Alabama credit unions (6 Fail under SIM-swap rule): YubiKey, open TOTP, and passkeys.
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Independent audits of major Alabama dental groups reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 42%, with 4 of 6 below 60%.
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Independent audits of major Alabama hospitals and healthcare systems reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 78% down to 30%, with 5 of 6 below 60%.
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Independent audits of major Alabama law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 78% down to 32%, with 7 of 10 below 60%.
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Independent audits of major Alabama real estate brokerages reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 52% down to 44%, with 5 of 5 below 60%.
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Independent audits of major Alabama school districts reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 64% down to 38%, with 5 of 6 below 60%.
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Independent audits of major Alabama title companies reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 84% down to 60%, with 0 of 5 below 60%.
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Independent audits of major Alaska accounting firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 34%, with 5 of 8 below 60%.
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Independent audits of major Alaska auto dealerships reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 30%, with 4 of 5 below 60%.
Read UpdateSB 2610 may help limit exemplary damages for eligible businesses that maintain a documented cybersecurity program; not legal advice or a guarantee.