PCB Bancorp in Los Angeles is working with clients impacted by a
ransomware attack that took place over the summer.
The $2.1 billion-asset parent of Pacific City Bank provided an
update on its efforts to address fallout from the Aug. 30 incident.
The company said in a regulatory filing that an ongoing investigation
revealed that the incident impacted files containing certain customer data,
including personal information of customers and their employees such as names,
addresses, social security numbers and tax withholdings.
PCB said it is in the process of notifying all individuals
identified to date, including clients and others whose information was
contained in those files. The company said that all impacted individuals will
be offered free Equifax Complete Premier credit monitoring and identity theft
protection services.
PCB noted that it had informed law enforcement and appropriate
authorities. The company has also been working with third-party forensic
investigators “to understand the nature and scope of the incident,” the filing
said.
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