Wisconsin Company Offering Up To $5,000 Per Person in Data Breach Settlement Covering 578,699 People
A Wisconsin-based company has agreed to pay millions into a fund to resolve claims from a data breach that exposed sensitive personal details of hundreds of thousands of people. Johnson Controls says it became aware on or about September 24th of 2023 of a cyber incident in which an unauthorized actor accessed its…
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