Overview
- The 49ers agreed to settle a class action lawsuit with nearly 21,000 plaintiffs related to a February 2022 cyberattack.
- The settlement provides up to $2,000 for ordinary expenses and up to $7,500 for documented extraordinary expenses, plus two years of identity protection services..
- California residents will receive $85 in additional compensation.
- The four law firms handling the case will split $170,000 in legal fees.
- The 49ers must hire an executive vice president of technology, add a dedicated cybersecurity professional, provide new security training, update security policies, and strengthen technical security measures like password rules and monitoring.