What to Do After a Data Breach
- Priscilla Wolfe
- 11 hours ago
- 1 min read
Hi,
I’m Jimmy Tepper from Class Action U, and I recently came across the insightful financial information you shared at bookkeepingbusinessonline.com/blog. I was wondering if you’d be open to adding a new resource to that page. Unfortunately, no matter how cautious we are, personal data is always at risk of being compromised in a breach. These incidents come with significant costs, from notification expenses and legal fees to regulatory fines. Beyond the financial toll, breaches can erode customer trust, damage reputations, and hurt business. Taking immediate steps like updating
passwords and keeping an eye on financial accounts can help reduce the impact. We’ve created a guide that details the key actions to take after a data breach: What to Do After a Data Breach - classactionu.org/data-breach/what-to-do/
Our mission is to equip people with up-to-date information on class action suits and data breaches. I believe our guide could be a valuable addition to your page, and I’d love for you to consider linking to it. If you do not want to receive anymore emails from me, please reply letting me know you're not interested. Thank you so much for your time.
Have a great day,
Jimmy Tepper Outreach Director | classactionu.org