Three admins could access personal and financial info from retirement plan holders without entitlement, including SSNs, addresses, payment amounts, and account numbers.
JPMorgan corrected user access promptly and updated software after admins downloaded limited reports during a more than two-year period post-breach.
Affected customers were notified, offered identity protection support; JPMorgan claims no evidence of data misuse.
JPMorgan's incident isn't isolated - Bank of America also faced a potential data breach of over 50,000 account holders' info by a ransomware group.
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