A business must let South Carolina residents know when their personal information is breached.  When the breach affects more than 1,000 residents, the business must give the Department a copy of the notice sent to those residents.  Below is a list of notices received since 2015. 

NOTE: If a business does not know the number of residents affected by a breach, the "Affected SC Residents" field will be blank.  Also, if a business reports a breach affecting less than 1,000 residents, they can choose whether to give the Department a copy of the breach notice.  If not, the "Organization Name" will not link to the notice.

Education

• ID Theft Prevention Guide (PDF) - Provides information on what to do after a breach, free tools and tips to prevent ID theft
• Identity Theft Page - If you are a resident affected by a security breach, please see this link for additional resources
• Identity Theft & The Law: a Guide for Business and Government (PDF) - Overview of the State's Financial Identity Fraud and Identity Theft Protection Act
• Tools for Information Compromise (PDF) - This flyer tells you how to know if your information was stolen, the signs of identity theft and prevention tips to share with your friends and family.
• Security Breach Homepage - Provides information for businesses needing to file breach notices, Security Breach reports, and other resources

Security Breach Notices

Breach notices updated through 1/21/2025.