The Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium (ARCC) suffered a data breach discovered on February 6, 2023, with public notification issued on January 11, 2024. The incident involved unauthorized access to systems, resulting in the exposure of personal information, including full names, of six Rhode Island residents. The breach highlights vulnerabilities in ARCC’s cybersecurity defenses, raising concerns over the protection of sensitive data managed by the consortium. While the exposed data appears limited to basic identifiers (e.g., names), the incident underscores risks associated with third-party service providers handling personal information. The delayed disclosure—nearly a year after detection—further amplifies reputational and operational risks for ARCC, potentially eroding trust among clients and stakeholders. No evidence suggests financial fraud, ransomware involvement, or large-scale data exfiltration. However, the breach serves as a reminder of the persistent threats posed by unauthorized system intrusions, even when the immediate impact appears contained. Affected individuals may face heightened risks of phishing or identity-based attacks due to the exposed details.