Cybersecurity Breach at Conrad Capital Exposes Client Data On March 18, 2026, law firm Lynch Carpenter announced an investigation into a suspected cybersecurity incident at Conrad Capital Management, Inc., a financial planning and investment advisory firm. According to reports, threat actors breached Conrad Capital’s servers, gaining access to sensitive client information. The compromised data includes personal identifying information and financial records belonging to clients who utilized the firm’s services. The full scope of the breach and the number of affected individuals remain unclear. Lynch Carpenter, a national class action law firm specializing in data privacy litigation, is reviewing potential legal claims for impacted clients. The firm has previously handled high-profile data breach cases and is urging those who received a breach notification or used Conrad Capital’s services to seek legal consultation. No further details on the attack vector, timeline, or responsible parties have been disclosed at this time. The investigation is ongoing.

MetroWest Community Federal Credit Union Suffers Data Breach Affecting 20,000 Individuals On March 13, 2026, MetroWest Community Federal Credit Union, a Massachusetts-based credit union, disclosed a cybersecurity incident that compromised the personal data of over 20,000 individuals. An unauthorized actor gained access to MetroWest’s network, potentially exfiltrating sensitive personally identifiable information (PII), including names paired with: - Addresses - Financial account numbers - Payment card numbers - Dates of birth - Social Security numbers - Driver’s license numbers - Taxpayer identification numbers The breach is under investigation by Lynch Carpenter, LLP, a national class action law firm, which is reviewing potential legal claims on behalf of affected individuals. MetroWest has not yet provided further details on the attack vector or the timeline of the intrusion. The incident highlights ongoing risks to financial institutions and the exposure of highly sensitive consumer data.