Tracker · Cybersecurity
Data breaches
Breach notices that companies and other organizations must file with state attorneys general when residents’ personal information is exposed.
Updated Nov 2, 2026, 3:48 a.m. ET from California, Washington, Oregon attorneys general
Notices, last 30 days
60
California, Washington, Oregon
California, last 90 days
155
Counts not published
Washington, last 90 days
38
776,959 residents affected
Oregon, last 90 days
50
26,799,556 residents affected
Weeks start Monday, dated by when the notice was reported. The latest week may be incomplete. States: California, Washington, Oregon.
All notices, newest first
1,062 entries. Page 2 of 22.
How this tracker works
Every state requires organizations to notify residents of breaches of personal information, and some also require a copy of the notice to the attorney general, who publishes it. We read the public lists of California, Washington and Oregon twice a day and keep the last 13 months.
“Residents affected” counts only that state’s residents, not the breach’s total size. The same breach often appears in several states’ lists. A notice means an organization reported a breach; the notice itself, linked from each name where the state publishes it, explains what happened.