Live· 76 releases in the last 30 days
Breach disclosures, from the organisation itself.
Notification statements, incident updates, regulatory filings and credit-monitoring offers. Disclosure is a legal obligation with a clock on it, so the release is filed whether or not anyone reports on it.
Latest on this wire
Releases are matched on the headline, deduplicated, and exclude securities-litigation solicitations. Each links to the publisher's original.
What to watch for
The gap between the incident date and the disclosure date is in the release text, and it is frequently the most newsworthy number in the document.
Frequently asked questions
- Does this include law-firm investigation notices?
- No. Firms announcing breach investigations flood any keyword search and are filtered out — this hub carries first-party disclosures.
- Are small organisations included?
- Yes, and disproportionately. A hospital network or a school district files the same notification a large company does, with none of the coverage.
Monitoring data breaches on the wire
Why the wire beats the news
By the time a story is written, the release it came from has been public for hours — and the ones nobody wrote about are never seen at all. Most of what crosses this topic is the second kind: a regulator's notice, a mid-size company's filing, a ministry statement in a language the wires do not translate. That is where the stories nobody else has come from.
How current this page is
This page refreshes hourly and shows the twelve most recent matching releases. The live feed updates continuously and reaches the whole archive, and alerts fire the moment a new release matches.
You are seeing 12 of 76.
The other 64 crossed the wire in the last 30 days on this topic alone — most of them never reached a news site. A release is only useful before everyone else has it, and this page is a day behind by design.
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