On May 29, 2021, New Precision Technology, LLC (operating as USI, Inc.) experienced a data breach reported by the Maine Office of the Attorney General on July 12, 2021. The incident involved unauthorized access to the company’s network, compromising sensitive personal information. Specifically, the breach exposed the Social Security numbers (SSNs) and driver’s license numbers of three Maine residents, though a total of 440 individuals were affected across the incident. The breach highlights a failure in network security, allowing external actors to infiltrate systems and extract highly sensitive data. While the exact method of intrusion (e.g., phishing, exploit of a vulnerability) was not disclosed, the exposure of SSNs and driver’s license numbers poses significant risks, including identity theft, financial fraud, and long-term reputational harm for the affected individuals. The company was legally obligated to notify impacted parties and regulatory bodies, emphasizing the severity of the data exposure. No evidence suggests the breach involved ransomware or a broader systemic attack, but the compromise of personally identifiable information (PII)—particularly government-issued identifiers—elevates the incident’s gravity, warranting heightened scrutiny of USI, Inc.’s cybersecurity protocols and incident response measures.