The Southeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, a religious and education organization, was reportedly targeted in a Nightspire ransomware attack around early April 2026. Threat actors claimed the compromise, though no official company statements or notifications have been publicly released. The breach was first reported on April 3, 2026, by ransomware tracking sites.
While the ransomware group claimed a data compromise, specific details regarding the number of affected individuals, the types of data exposed (such as SSN, medical, or financial information), and the states affected remain unconfirmed. No information regarding notification letters, Attorney General filings, or class action lawsuits is available. It is currently unclear whether this was a vendor-related incident.
Information about this data breach may emerge over time, but as of now, many details are not publicly confirmed. Notices to affected individuals may be delayed.