Alma Family Services Reports Network Intrusion Affecting Personal Information

What the notice says

Alma Family Services notified the California Attorney General, in a notice dated October 19, 2026, that it was alerting individuals who were previously or currently employed by Alma about a security incident. The organization said it on July 10, 2026, and responded by containing the issue and bringing in outside help. Alma Family Services stated that , and that it is notifying people out of caution because their information was stored on the affected servers. The sample letter lists only a name and a bracketed placeholder as the categories of information involved, and a separate Spanish-language version of the letter refers to the individual's health information. Alma Family Services is offering complimentary credit monitoring through Experian IdentityWorks for a placeholder number of months listed in the template.

What the notice leaves open

The version of the notice as filed is a sample letter with bracketed placeholders, so it does not specify the exact data elements involved beyond name, nor the total number of people notified. It does record that , but provides no overall count of affected individuals for Alma Family Services. The notice also does not describe how the unauthorized access occurred or how long it may have persisted before detection.