Endue Software Data Breach Investigation
The class action data breach lawyers at The Lyon Firm are investigating a reported data breach at Endue Software, potentially impacting the personal data of thousands of individuals. The types of information that may have been compromised may include: full name, address, Social Security number, date of birth, and/or medical record number.
Contact our legal team to discuss how to protect yourself from possible fraud and identity theft following any data security incident that has affected your personal information. We have filed numerous data breach lawsuits for victims seeking compensation and accountability and have settled cases on behalf of plaintiffs nationwide.
What Happened at Endue Software?
On March 31, 2025, Endue Software discovered a data breach that occurred on February 18, 2025. The incident affected around 118,028 individuals, according to a notice sent to the state of Maine.
During the alleged data breach, unauthorized individuals were able to gain access to sensitive consumer information stored within the Endue systems. The personal data included personal identifiable information (PII) and protected health information (PHI).
At the time of writing, the investigation was ongoing, and more details should emerge in the comping weeks. We only know that the breach was not discovered until late March, leaving sensitive consumer data potentially exposed for over a month. The compromised information included highly sensitive personal data such as Social Security numbers.
Endue Software is healthcare-focused and is a software company specializing in infusion operations management. Their offered platform is meant to streamline patient intake, scheduling, inventory management, and team communications, aiming to improve operational efficiency and patient satisfaction.
Contact our legal team for a free case review and consultation. We believe any entity to collects and store your personal data has a duty to protect it. If any company is negligent in securing your personal information they may be held accountable.