Arizona court system hack leads to theft of personal data belonging to 1.3 million Americans
THE SO WHAT
A single phishing click compromising 1.3M court records is a reminder that human error still defeats most security architectures. If you’re rolling out AI or any new system in regulated domains, pair it with hardened identity, phishing-resistant auth, and strict data minimization.
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