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Data breach hit Montana state court system from March to June, chief justice says

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Officials are investigating a data breach of backup files in a system used by the Montana Supreme Court for appellate cases and electronic filing, according to Chief Justice Cory Swanson.

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Montana Supreme Court: Hackers breached vendor’s case management system

Thompson Reuters, which owns and operates the software used at the Montana Supreme Court to store case information, reported the breach to judicial branch officials in July.

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Data breach hit Montana state court system from March to June, chief justice says

Officials are investigating a data breach of backup files in a system used by the Montana Supreme Court for appellate cases and electronic filing, according to Chief Justice Cory Swanson.

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KBZK broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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