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HomeBusiness NewsSafetyFirst Systems Data Breach Investigation Launched After Cybersecurity Incident Business News SafetyFirst Systems Data Breach Investigation Launched After Cybersecurity Incident By Frank L. Cahill Aug 3, 2026 0 49 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Advertisement Advertisement PARSIPPANY — SafetyFirst Systems, a company headquartered at 1055 Parsippany Boulevard that provides driver and fleet safety services, is notifying affected individuals after a cybersecurity incident earlier this year, while at least three national law firms have announced they are investigating potential class action claims related to the breach. SafetyFirst Systems discovered suspicious activity on its computer network during a routine log review on or about January 19. An investigation determined that an unauthorized third party had accessed a limited portion of the company’s network between January 16 and January 19. According to Edelson Lechtzin LLP, one of the firms investigating the incident, the breach may have compromised personal information such as names and other personal identification information. The firm said individuals who received a notification letter from SafetyFirst Systems could face an increased risk of identity theft or fraud. SafetyFirst Systems said it took immediate steps to secure its systems, notified federal law enforcement and brought in third-party forensic specialists to investigate. The company mailed notification letters to affected individuals and posted a notice on its website. Founded in 1998 and based in Parsippany, SafetyFirst Systems monitors more than 220,000 vehicles for more than 3,800 organizations, offering driver monitoring, telematics, motor vehicle record checks, online training and compliance management services. Law firms including Edelson Lechtzin LLP, Murphy Law Firm and Shamis & Gentile P.A. have said they are offering free case evaluations to individuals whose information may have been exposed. The firms are advising affected individuals to review financial account statements and credit reports for suspicious activity, preserve any letters or emails related to the incident, and consider fraud alerts or credit monitoring services. Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Previous article New Jersey Announces Statewide Housing Resources to Prevent Veteran Homelessness Next article Letter to the Editor: The Political Ghost Ship of Parsippany Frank L. Cahill Publisher of Parsippany Focus since 1989 and Morris Focus since 2019, both covering a wide range of events. Mr. Cahill serves as the Executive Board Member of the Parsippany Area Chamber of Commerce, Governor NJ District Kiwanis International, and Chairman of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Economic Development Advisory Board. Recent Articles Business News Dave’s Hot Chicken Opens in Parsippany Jul 29, 2026 Business News Global Consumer Goods Manufacturer Leases Space at Parsippany Office Building Jul 28, 2026 Business News Parsippany Applebee’s Joins Annual ‘Stuff the Bus’ School Supply Drive Jul 25, 2026 Business News Parsippany ShopRite to Host Walk-In Job Fair Jul 24, 2026 Business News Applebee’s Launches Fundraiser for Childhood Cancer Research Jul 22, 2026 Business News New Jersey Reduces Business Formation and Filing Fees Jul 22, 2026 Business News H2M Architects + Engineers Hires Flora Wang as Staff Engineer in Parsippany Jul 22, 2026 Business News Outback Steakhouse Now Carries Parsippany Pilsner Jul 22, 2026 Business News Resource Realty of Northern New Jersey Welcomes Rylie Lake as Sales Associate Jul 22, 2026 Business News Parsippany’s Smolin Lupin & Co. Adds Sea Girt-Based Vitolo & Associates Jul 21, 2026 Business News Marotta Controls Opens Parsippany Facility as Center of Excellence for Power and Actuation Systems Jul 18, 2026 Business News Acrow Named Bridge Supplier of the Year in New Civil Engineer’s Bridges Awards Program Jul 18, 2026 Click here for - Advertisment - - Advertisment - - Advertisment - - Advertisment - - Advertisment - - Advertisment - - Advertisment - - Advertisment - - Advertisment - Local News Letter to the Editor: The Political Ghost Ship of Parsippany Aug 3, 2026 Sherrill Signs Fair Price Protection Act to Shield Grocery Shoppers from Surveillance Pricing Aug 3, 2026 Meet Winger, a Puppy Looking for a Loving Home Through WISE Aug 2, 2026 American Red Cross Declares National Blood Shortage, Urges Donations Aug 2, 2026 Click on image to read magazine Parsippany Focus Magazine