Data Breach Exposes Personal Records at Major Court Platform

A security incident at the C Track case management platform has compromised sensitive personal information for individuals across 12 U.S. states and several international regions. Unauthorized parties accessed internal files between March and June 2026. The breach occurred within the cloud environment of the platform rather than the court systems themselves.

Potentially exposed data includes Social Security numbers, driver license numbers, and medical details. Officials also warned that sealed or confidential court documents were among the files impacted by this access. The breach affects jurisdictions including Alabama, Kentucky, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Wyoming.

While authorities report no evidence of active fraud at this time, the scale of the exposed data remains a significant concern for identity security. Affected individuals are now being offered one year of free credit monitoring. To access this protection, those impacted must enroll through the provided dedicated hotline by December 31, 2026.

Security teams have since implemented new protective measures to secure the cloud environment. Users should stay alert for suspicious activity and monitor their financial accounts closely during this period. The company continues to cooperate with local officials to determine the full scope of the incident.