Bodyartforms LLC, headquartered in Georgetown, TX, recently reported a data breach incident that compromised sensitive information of 14,053 individuals. The breach occurred between October 16, 2023, and March 7, 2024, during which an unauthorized party accessed the company’s network and captured personal consumer information. The compromised data includes full names, billing addresses, payment card numbers, and security codes. Upon discovering the malicious activity on March 7, 2024, Bodyartforms immediately secured its website and launched an investigation with the help of third-party cybersecurity specialists.
Bodyartforms has taken several measures to address the breach and prevent future incidents. These steps include issuing a password reset for select accounts, enhancing website protection services, utilizing a web vulnerability scanner, and increasing firewall security. The company is also reviewing its website’s front-end and back-end code to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities. Additionally, Bodyartforms is notifying regulatory authorities and consumer reporting agencies, as required by law, to ensure compliance and transparency.
In response to the breach, Bodyartforms is offering complimentary identity theft protection services to individuals whose Social Security numbers and/or driver’s license numbers were compromised. Customers are encouraged to enroll in these services and remain vigilant by monitoring their payment card account statements for any suspicious activity. The Lyon Firm, specializing in data breach litigation, invites affected individuals to contact them for a free consultation to explore their legal rights and potential actions.
This incident underscores the importance of robust cybersecurity measures and prompt response to data breaches. As the investigation continues, Bodyartforms is committed to reinforcing its security protocols to protect customer information and maintain trust. Affected individuals are advised to take proactive steps, such as monitoring credit reports and considering credit freezes or fraud alerts, to safeguard against identity theft and fraud.
