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Texas law requires local governments and school districts to adopt cybersecurity policies, train staff, and designate a coordinator. Enter your domain or email for an instant audit.

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What Texas Requires of Public Entities

Public agencies are prime targets for phishing and ransomware, and Texas has written the response into law: mandatory employee training, a designated security coordinator, and adopted cybersecurity policies.

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State AG Watch

Government & Education Breaches in AG Reports

Cities, counties, ISDs, and universities are prime ransomware targets — and Texas AG data shows dozens of government and education breach notices in 2026, affecting millions of residents where counts are published.

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Texas Government & Education Breaches: 2026 OAG Reports

Texans affected by 2026 breach notices from cities, counties, schools, and universities, by month

Data current through Jul 7, 2026
2026 YTD reports 31
Texans affected 4.2M
Largest report 3.1M
Jan
59.9K
Feb
24.8K
Mar
1.1K
Apr
750.1K
May
219.9K
Jun
3.1M
Jul MTD
1.4K
Show largest 2026 government and education breach reports
Entity Published Texans affected Sector
Texas Parks and Wildlife Jun 26, 2026 3,087,721 PII / Identity
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Apr 27, 2026 738,506 Healthcare / Medical
Columbia University May 20, 2026 161,544 Healthcare / Medical
Denton County MHMR Center, My Health, My Resources Jan 5, 2026 56,872 Healthcare / Medical
Alamo Heights Independent School District Jun 22, 2026 26,629 Healthcare / Medical

Source: Texas Attorney General - Data Security Breach Reports, industry-filtered. Data current through Jul 7, 2026.

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State AG reporting & notices