ID verification giant IDScan confirms data breach with more than 150 million driver’s licenses stolen
Action Required: Review third-party vendor risk management policies and verify if your firm or your custodians utilize IDScan or similar identity verification services.
IDScan, a major identity verification provider, has confirmed a massive data breach involving over 150 million driver's licenses and government IDs. This incident highlights significant cybersecurity risks for financial firms utilizing third-party AI-driven identity verification services, potentially exposing client PII.
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