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Deandra Grant Law, a well-known Texas criminal defense and DWI firm, has been targeted in a ransomware attack by the Incransom group, which is threatening to release sensitive client and case information.
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MemberSource Credit Union has notified 22,308 Texans of a data breach involving names, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, and financial account information. An independent audit of membersourcecu.org scores 60% overall (High Risk).
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Scammers are sending fake invoices to planning applicants in Midland, Texas. An independent audit shows the City’s cybersecurity scores only 68%, helping explain why these impersonation attacks are succeeding.
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Mozilla has released a Firefox update fixing 271 vulnerabilities discovered using Anthropic’s Mythos Preview. This raises important questions about the scale of undiscovered flaws across software, operating systems, hardware, and financial systems.
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April 2026 saw a wave of high-profile breaches affecting US companies including ADT, Medtronic, McGraw-Hill, Adobe, and major banks. Independent June 2026 audits score affected domains from 67% (Vercel, Frost Bank) to 82% (McGraw-Hill).
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The State Bar of California has issued a fraud alert highlighting identity theft, trust account scams, wire fraud, and phishing schemes targeting attorneys. These threats are national in scope and directly relevant to Texas law firms.
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EmailMeNow IT Consulting is adding a dedicated news section for cybersecurity updates, compliance watch items, and law firm technology alerts.
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A review of Texas OAG breach reports reveals 30 incidents involving law firms and legal service providers, affecting more than 254,671 Texans since August 2025.
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A new wave of text message scams has resulted in over $300,000 stolen from bank accounts, highlighting the growing threat of smishing attacks targeting financial institutions.
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Texas Attorney General breach-report data shows 426 published breach notices in 2026 year-to-date, affecting 31,472,583 Texans.
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