About Artivo Surfaces
Artivo Surfaces, a commercial entity based in Livonia, Michigan, recently experienced a data breach that affected a total of 1,036 individuals, including one resident of Maine. The breach, which involved an external system hacking, was discovered on November 24, 2025, although it had occurred earlier on September 1, 2025. The compromised information included personal identifiers such as names and Social Security numbers. The company has informed affected individuals and is taking steps to mitigate the impact of the breach.
What Happened
On or around September 1, 2025, Artivo detected suspicious activity related to its network and began an investigation into the nature and scope of the activity. Artivo’s investigation determined that an unauthorized actor accessed or acquired certain information on September 1, 2025. Artivo then conducted a detailed review of the potentially impacted data to determine what information it may contain and to whom it belongs. Artivo recently completed this review on November 24, 2025.
The breach affected 1,036 individuals, including one resident of Maine, when an unauthorized actor accessed the network on September 1, 2025. Personal information such as names and Social Security numbers were compromised.
Next Steps
Affected users are advised to remain vigilant by monitoring their account statements and credit reports for any signs of identity theft or fraud. Artivo is working on strengthening security measures and providing additional training to its employees to prevent future incidents. The company has also notified federal law enforcement and relevant state regulators about the breach. Affected individuals are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to their credit card company and/or bank.
Identity Theft Protection Services
Artivo is offering twelve months of free credit monitoring and identity restoration services through Kroll to all individuals whose personal information was potentially affected by the breach. This service includes guidance on placing fraud alerts and security freezes on credit files. Impacted individuals are also provided with contact details for national consumer reporting agencies and instructions on how to obtain a free credit report. Artivo encourages individuals to report any instances of identity theft to the Federal Trade Commission, their state Attorney General, and law enforcement.