JM Bullion Notifies California Attorney General of Network Security Incident

What the notice says

JM Bullion, Inc. filed a notice with the California Attorney General on October 13, 2026 describing a security incident that may have exposed personal information. According to the notice, the company began investigating suspicious network activity shortly after it occurred. JM Bullion states that its review determined the incident affected a limited number of individuals. Among those being notified are an estimated 252 Rhode Island residents, a figure specific to that state rather than a nationwide total. The company says it has no indication that the information has been misused. JM Bullion is offering affected individuals complimentary credit monitoring through Experian.

What the notice leaves open

The notice as filed does not specify which categories of personal information, beyond name, were involved, since the data-element field in the template was left blank. It also does not state a total number of individuals affected across all states, nor does it describe how the suspicious network activity was identified or contained.