Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium Data Breach Settlement

Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium Data Breach SettlementIndividuals who received a notice from Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium about a 2023 data breach may qualify to claim up to $80 from a settlement.Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium Data Breach SettlementWeekly NewsletterClass actions settlements delivered to your inbox.Thank you! Check your inbox for a welcome email.Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.Nicole AljetsEditor & Community ManagerPublishedAugust 3, 2026 7:09 PMUpdatedAugust 24, 2026Join the DiscussionIndividuals who received a notice from Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium about a data breach that occurred on Feb. 6, 2023, may be eligible to submit a claim for a cash payment and credit monitoring from a class action settlement. The cybersecurity incident compromised approximately 65,379 people nationwide.Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium, a company that provides services to Minnesota school districts, agreed to settle a class action lawsuit. The plaintiffs alleged ARCC failed to adequately protect personal information, which resulted in an unauthorized third party accessing sensitive data, including names, Social Security numbers and student educational records. Who can file a claim for a data breach payout?Class members are individuals in the United States who received notice that the 2023 data breach involving Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium may have compromised their personal information.How much are settlement payments?Class members have the following benefit options:Time reimbursement: Class members can claim up to four hours at $20 an hour ($80 maximum) for time spent dealing with the breach.Credit monitoring: Class members can submit a claim to receive two years of three-bureau credit monitoring services.