On May 5, 2020, Moye White LLP experienced an external system breach (hacking) that exposed sensitive personal information of 327 individuals, including at least one Maine resident. The compromised data included driver’s license numbers, which are highly sensitive identifiers often targeted for identity theft. While the breach was discovered internally, the incident was reported to the Maine Office of the Attorney General on September 17, 2020, indicating a delayed disclosure. Affected individuals were offered two years of identity theft protection services through Experian as a remedial measure. The breach did not specify whether financial data, medical records, or other critical personal details were exposed beyond driver’s license numbers. However, the exposure of such information poses a significant risk of identity fraud, financial exploitation, or reputational harm to the impacted individuals. The firm’s response included mitigation efforts, but the incident highlights vulnerabilities in their cybersecurity defenses against external hacking attempts.