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Cybersecurity Alert
July 23, 2026 by EmailMeNow IT Consulting

9 New Texas Breach Reports Published July 23, 2026: 446,735 Texans Affected

Texas OAG published 9 new data security breach reports on July 23, 2026, affecting 446,735 Texans. Central Texas MHMR dba Center for Life Resource led the batch with 10,031 affected.

Source: Texas Office of the Attorney General Data Security Breach Reports

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Texas data breach report roundup for July 23, 2026

The Texas Office of the Attorney General published 9 new data security breach reports on July 23, 2026, according to a fresh scrape of the Texas OAG Data Security Breach Reports portal. Combined, these reports cover 446,735 Texans.

The largest filing — Central Texas MHMR dba Center for Life Resource — accounts for 10,031 affected Texans in this batch. See the live Texas OAG YTD dashboard for monthly charts.

July month-to-date now totals 50 published reports affecting 7,245,329 Texans through July 23, 2026.

Sector breakdown

  • Healthcare / medical: 5 reports, 436,258 Texans — led by Unlimited Technology Systems, LLC
  • Government / education: 1 report, 1,494 Texans — led by Texas Department of Criminal Justice
  • Other sectors: 3 reports, 8,983 Texans

Reports Published July 23, 2026

EntityTexans AffectedConsumer NoticeDate Published
Unlimited Technology Systems, LLC277,364Yes07/23/2026
Xsolis, Inc.139,424Yes07/23/2026
Central Texas MHMR dba Center for Life Resource10,031Yes07/23/2026
The Devereux Foundation5,341Yes07/23/2026
Safetyfirst Systems, LLC4,504Yes07/23/2026
McEwen and Associates, Inc.4,098Yes07/23/2026
First Advantage Corporation3,608No07/23/2026
Texas Department of Criminal Justice1,494No07/23/2026
United States Tennis Association Texas871Yes07/23/2026

The OAG notes that report details — including the number of affected Texans and whether consumer notice was provided — may change after a report is first listed.

Independent Cybersecurity Audits

EmailMeNow domain audits on July 23, 2026 scored 9 filer domains in this batch. 8 of 9 show 15% Transport Security or below — a recurring gap that makes spoofed breach-notification email easier to deliver. Central Texas MHMR dba Center for Life Resource (cflr.us) leads at 78% overall; United States Tennis Association Texas (ustatexas.com) scores 28%.

Pattern: Scores below the 100% ideal on identity or transport still leave room for spoofed incident-response email — even when website headers score higher.

OrganizationDomainOverallIdentityTransportWebsiteRisk
Unlimited Technology Systems, LLCunlimitedtechnology.com37%10%15%40%Weak
Xsolis, Inc.xsolis.com52%50%15%37%Average
Central Texas MHMR dba Center for Life Resourcecflr.us78%75%15%90%Good
The Devereux Foundationdevereux.org70%90%15%43%Good
Safetyfirst Systems, LLCsafetyfirst.com42%25%15%37%Below Average
McEwen and Associates, Inc.mcewenassociates.com33%0%15%40%Weak
First Advantage Corporationfadv.com66%85%15%37%Above Average
Texas Department of Criminal Justicetdcj.texas.gov53%50%45%37%Average
United States Tennis Association Texasustatexas.com28%0%15%37%Weakest

Audit links: unlimitedtechnology.com · xsolis.com · cflr.us · devereux.org · safetyfirst.com · mcewenassociates.com · fadv.com · tdcj.texas.gov · ustatexas.com

Website stack note

  • First Advantage Corporation (fadv.com): WordPress behind current (running 3.7.1; latest 7.0.4); WordPress: WordPress core older than 6.4 has multiple known security fixes in later releases; upgrade promptly.

Source: Texas OAG Data Security Breach Reports