The Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) says that 10,000 of its members may have had their data compromised by the massive Equifax cybersecurity breach.
The association announced Thursday that Equifax was its partner on their identity protection program, which began in March 2015 and was put to an end on July 1, almost a month before Equifax discovered the hack on July 29.
The CAA program required members to register their personal information, like credit cards, banking information and email addresses. Customers had the option of providing a social insurance number.
The organization says it’s trying to determine whether any of the approximately 10,000 CAA members who signed up for the program were affected.
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