Chase Affiliated Companies Data Breach Affects 979 in Texas Alone

On Nov. 7, 2025, a data breach involving Chase Affiliated Companies was disclosed to the Texas Attorney General’s office. According to the official Texas Attorney General’s data breach portal, the breach impacted 979 residents of the state. The information exposed included names and Social Security numbers—both considered personally identifiable information (PII).

The exposure of Social Security numbers, in addition to names, significantly increases the risk of identity theft for those impacted. The breach’s scope, affecting nearly a thousand Texans, highlights the seriousness of the incident, especially given the sensitivity of the data involved.

Chase Affiliated Companies's response

After discovering the breach, Chase Affiliated Companies sent out notifications to affected individuals via U.S. Mail. The notification likely contains details about the breach, what information was compromised and guidance on steps to take to protect personal information

While specific details about additional support or resources have not been made public, individuals whose Social Security numbers were exposed should consider taking the following precautions:

• Monitor credit reports regularly for any unauthorized activity
• Place a fraud alert or security freeze on credit files with the major credit bureaus
• Watch for suspicious emails, calls or mail that could indicate identity theft attempts
• Consider enrolling in identity theft protection or credit monitoring services, especially if offered by the company