NG Solution Team
Cybersecurity

What led to the TPWD data breach?

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has reported a cybersecurity breach that exposed the personal information of over 3 million individuals holding Texas hunting and fishing licenses. The compromised data may include driver license information, passport numbers, email addresses, phone numbers, and residential addresses. However, Social Security numbers, birth dates, and financial details such as credit card information remain secure. TPWD staff with licenses were also impacted. In response, the department is collaborating with its license system vendor to enhance security measures to avert future breaches. Additionally, TPWD is offering affected individuals a complimentary year of credit monitoring through Kroll, with enrollment available until September 13, 2026. For eligibility confirmation or inquiries regarding the breach, customers can contact Kroll’s call center during business hours.

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