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Thomson Reuters Detects Cybersecurity Incident, Says Unauthorized Party Accessed Files

Thomson Reuters said unauthorized access exposed names and sensitive identifiers in court records, and the number of affected people remains unknown.

  • On June 30, Thomson Reuters detected a cybersecurity incident involving its C-Track platform, exposing court data across 11 U.S. states, the Virgin Islands, and Canada.
  • Unauthorized parties accessed C-Track files in March, affecting records in multiple jurisdictions including the Kentucky Appellate Court, according to the company's investigation.
  • Exposed records may contain individuals' names and personal information, including Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, and medical data, the company's investigation found.
  • Thomson Reuters is notifying affected individuals and providing a year of credit monitoring and identity theft protection, with a call center active on Sept 4.
  • "There has been no operational disruption to C-Track," a Thomson Reuters spokesperson said, adding the company has secured the environment with expert assistance.
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kentuckylantern.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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