
Locus Technologies, a Mountain View–based environmental and sustainability software company, recently reported a data security incident involving the exposure of Social Security numbers. The incident was publicly disclosed on July 15, 2026, with notification letters sent to affected individuals just two days earlier.
Because Locus Technologies is headquartered in California and serves clients across the country, the incident may impact current and former employees, clients, and other individuals whose information passed through the company's systems, regardless of where they live. Contact our data breach lawyers to discuss filing a claim.
According to public disclosures, the breach exposed Social Security numbers belonging to an undisclosed number of people. The company has not released detailed information about how the breach occurred, when it began, or how long unauthorized access may have continued. In response, Locus Technologies is offering 24 months of complimentary credit monitoring and identity restoration services through TransUnion. Affected individuals must enroll within 120 days of receiving their notification letter using the unique code provided in that letter.
A Social Security number is one of the most sensitive pieces of personal data a company can hold. Once exposed, it can be used to:
Unlike a password, a Social Security number cannot simply be changed, which means the risks associated with this type of exposure can follow a person for years.
Companies that collect sensitive personal information have a legal responsibility to protect it using reasonable security safeguards. When that information is exposed, affected individuals may have legal options beyond the credit monitoring a company voluntarily offers. An experienced data breach attorney can help evaluate whether the company's security practices met applicable legal standards, determine what compensation may be available, and guide individuals through the claims process without added stress.
The Lyon Firm has represented individuals across the country in data breach and privacy litigation through dozens of settlements. Our attorneys understand how these cases develop and what it takes to hold companies accountable when personal information is not properly protected.
If you received a notice from Locus Technologies, contact The Lyon Firm today for a free, confidential case review. Call (513) 381-2333 or visit our website to learn more about your legal rights.
Locus Technologies has not been found liable for any wrongdoing, and nothing in this article should be interpreted as an allegation of fault. Individuals with questions about their specific situation should consult a licensed attorney.
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