Jeff Honeycutt Insurance Agency, a Texas-based insurance provider, was allegedly compromised, leading to the unauthorized extraction and sale of sensitive client records. The breach was reported on April 27, 2026. The allegedly compromised data includes over 12,000 unique records from a broader dataset of 288,000 records, covering the timeframe from 2018 to 2020.
The compromised data reportedly includes full names, complete home addresses, email addresses, landline and cellphone numbers, home values, year built, approximate square footage, and exact insurance renewal dates. For commercial clients, company names, business types, phone numbers, and emails were also exposed. The incident primarily affects homeowner and commercial insurance clients located across North Texas counties, including Denton, Collin, Dallas, Tarrant, Johnson, and Ellis.
Details regarding when the breach occurred, when it was discovered, or if regulators and consumers have been notified have not been publicly confirmed. Further information may emerge as the situation develops.