SafetyFirst, a technology services provider, disclosed a data security incident involving an FTP server used to back up driver data. On April 2, 2014, SafetyFirst discovered the server was publicly accessible due to a configuration error during a routine upgrade, resulting in unauthorized access to drivers' personal information. SafetyFirst disconnected the server, engaged forensic investigators, and requested third-party websites remove cached data. The breach exposed names and government identifiers (SSN, driver's license). No evidence of fraud was found. Identity protection services were offered to affected individuals.