US-VT
Timeline
- October 23, 2026
What a Vermont notice means
Governed by 9 V.S.A. §2435. Notification to the Attorney General is required.
Note: the count is Vermont residents.
EyeMed Vision Care LLC
United States of America
EyeMed Vision Care LLC is an organisation in Massachusetts. It appears on the Massachusetts Attorney General breach-notification register, the California Attorney General breach-notification register, the Washington State Attorney General breach-notification register, the Vermont Attorney General breach-notification register and the Wisconsin DATCP data breach list with 5 confirmed incidents; the most recent notice was filed on October 23, 2026.
Data as of October 24, 2026.
US-MA
Timeline
- June 7, 2023
What a Massachusetts notice means
Governed by M.G.L. c. 93H. Notice to the Attorney General is required for a breach affecting any number of Massachusetts residents' personal information -- the statute sets no minimum count.
Note: the count is Massachusetts residents only, not a total.
Filed in WA and CA — Phishing Attack
The same incident was filed separately with 2 jurisdictions within a few days of each other (WA and CA) — shown here as one incident.
Timeline
What a Washington notice means
Governed by RCW 19.255.010. Notice to the Attorney General is required when a breach affects more than 500 Washington residents.
Note: the count is Washington residents only, not a total.
What a California notice means
Governed by Cal. Civ. Code §1798.82. A copy of the notification must be sent to the Attorney General when a single breach requires notifying more than 500 California residents.
Note: no affected-count is published on this register.
US-MA
Timeline
- September 28, 2020Reported to regulator Regulator
MA AG breach notification: 108,478 Massachusetts residents affected
source
US-WI
Timeline
- August 14, 2020Reported to regulator Regulator
WI AG breach notification: an unknown number of Wisconsin residents affected
source
What a Wisconsin notice means
Governed by Wis. Stat. §134.98. No state agency must be notified. Affected individuals must be told within 45 days, and the national credit bureaus too when 1,000 or more people are notified; DATCP lists breaches reported to it or found to affect Wisconsin consumers.
Note: the count is Wisconsin residents only when published, not a total; many notices do not include one.