Turner Construction Discloses Data Breach, Notifies About 6,098 California Residents

Summary

Turner Construction disclosed unauthorized system access between July 2 and 15, 2026, involving files containing personal and financial information. It notified about 6,098 California residents and is offering five years of identity protection.

Key points

• Turner determined that unauthorized access to certain systems occurred between July 2 and July 15, 2026; it confirmed access to files containing personal information on July 27.
• Affected files contained one or more of the following: names, U.S. Social Security numbers, Canadian Social Insurance Numbers, birth dates, salaries, direct-deposit bank details and home addresses. Some may also have contained passport numbers.
• Approximately 6,098 California residents were sent written notices on or about August 18, 2026; this figure is not identified as the total number affected.
• Turner secured its systems, engaged external cybersecurity experts and notified federal law enforcement. The investigation remains ongoing.
• The company is strengthening safeguards and employee training and offering potentially affected individuals five years of credit monitoring and identity protection through IDX and IDShield.

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