About Abhe & Svoboda
Abhe & Svoboda, a specialty construction contractor based in Jordan, Minnesota, recently experienced a data breach. On September 9, 2025, their systems were compromised by an external hacker, affecting a total of 193 individuals, including one resident of Maine. The breach was discovered on the same day. The compromised data included personal identifiers such as names and Social Security numbers.
What Happened
On September 9, 2025, Abhe & Svoboda became aware of a disruption to its computer network. Abhe & Svoboda took immediate action to secure its systems and partnered with cyber incident professionals to investigate the nature and scope of the event. As part of the investigation, on September 15, 2025, Abhe & Svoboda learned that data was taken from its network by an unauthorized actor. On September 25, 2025, Abhe & Svoboda confirmed that certain files within that data set contained personal information. The impacted information included the individuals’ name and Social Security number.
Abhe & Svoboda’s network was breached on September 9, 2025, affecting 193 individuals. The breach involved unauthorized access to names and Social Security numbers.
Next Steps
Affected individuals are encouraged to remain vigilant for signs of fraud or misuse by regularly reviewing their account statements and credit reports. They should consider filing a report with law enforcement and notifying their state attorney general or the Federal Trade Commission for more guidance. Abhe & Svoboda has provided contact information for major consumer reporting bureaus and state-specific regulators to assist individuals in protecting against fraud.
Identity Theft Protection Services
Abhe & Svoboda is offering twelve months of credit monitoring and proactive fraud assistance services through TransUnion, provided by CyberScout, to all impacted individuals. These services are designed to help detect any potential misuse of personal information and provide support in mitigating any fraudulent activities. Impacted individuals are advised to make use of these services to safeguard their identities.