Benefits Management Group recently disclosed that it suffered a data breach that compromised the sensitive personal data of certain individuals.
What Happened?
Benefits Management Group (BMGI), a third-party administrator for employee benefits and retirement plans, discovered a cybersecurity breach on November 26, 2024, when they detected unauthorized access to their systems. The breach began as early as October 24, 2024, and extended until December 2, 2024. BMGI reported the incident to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on January 24, 2025, followed by notifications to California and Massachusetts authorities on July 17, 2025.
About Benefits Management Group
BMGI provides administrative services for employee benefits, including health insurance management and pension plan support across the United States.
Was Your Information Impacted by the Breach?
Data for at least 501 individuals was compromised, including over 303 residents of Massachusetts and 617 Texans. The breach exposed full names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, driver’s license or state ID numbers, financial account and pension plan details, and in some cases, copies of passports, birth certificates, military records, and direct deposit forms.
Are You Entitled to Compensation?
Siri & Glimstad LLP is reviewing this incident to determine whether BMGI failed to safeguard sensitive information. We’re exploring claims on behalf of clients whose private data may have been improperly exposed, aiming to recover compensation for affected individuals.
What Should You Do Next?
If you received a data breach letter from Benefits Management Group, contact Siri & Glimstad, a nationally recognized and trusted data privacy law firm that has recovered tens of millions of dollars for consumers. The firm’s team of over 80 attorneys and other legal professionals has a winning track record in the data privacy space, holding companies accountable for lax data privacy practices, and securing compensation for millions of consumers.
