Texas Data Breach Reports Scraper

Scrape the official Texas Attorney General public Data Security Breach Reports listing into structured rows for compliance monitoring, cybersecurity research, public-record analysis, and lawful business research.

Source: https://oag.my.site.com/datasecuritybreachreport/apex/DataSecurityReportsPage

Unofficial / not affiliated: this Actor is independently developed and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or maintained by the Texas Attorney General or the State of Texas.

Texas law requires businesses and organizations that experience a data breach affecting 250 or more Texans to report that breach to the Texas Attorney General. The OAG publishes a required listing of those reports. This Actor turns that public listing into a clean dataset.

The official listing notes that details, including the number of affected Texans and whether notice was provided, may change after a report is listed. Always verify important decisions against the official OAG source.

What you get

Each dataset row can include:

• report ID
• entity or individual name
• entity type
• address/city/state/ZIP
• types of personal information affected
• number of Texans affected
• whether notice was provided to consumers
• notice methods
• breach start/end/discovery dates
• publication date at the OAG website
• source URL

Example output

{
  "reportId": "BR-0004052",
  "entityName": "American National Bank & Trust",
  "entityType": "Financial Services",
  "publishedAt": "2025-01-16",
  "breachStartDate": "2024-09-18",
  "breachEndDate": "2024-09-20",
  "texansAffected": 2368,
  "noticeProvided": true,
  "noticeMethods": ["U.S. Mail"],
  "informationTypes": ["Name of individual", "Address", "Social Security Number Information"]
}

Input filters

• maxItems — maximum matching rows to save
• publishedFrom / publishedTo — inclusive publication date bounds, YYYY-MM-DD
• entityNameQuery — case-insensitive entity-name search
• informationTypeQuery — search affected information types, such as Social Security, Driver, Medical, or Financial
• minTexansAffected — only include larger reports
• includeAllVersions — request all available versions from the public listing instead of the default current listing
• sortBy and sortDescending — choose output ordering before maxItems truncation

Good fit

Use this Actor when you need to:

• monitor newly published Texas breach reports;
• support cybersecurity, compliance, legal, insurance, or incident-response research;
• track large breaches by affected Texans;
• filter reports by information type or entity name;
• export the Texas OAG public breach listing to JSON, CSV, Excel, or an API.

Not a fit

This Actor does not submit breach reports, access non-public records, determine legal obligations, or provide legal advice. It only extracts the public listing made available by the Texas Attorney General.

Do not use this Actor as the sole basis for legal, compliance, credit, employment, insurance, eligibility, or consumer-impact decisions. Use the data lawfully, respect applicable privacy/communications laws, and do not use it for unsolicited mass messaging or harassment.

Pricing

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing:

Event	Price
Actor start	$0.00005
Dataset item	$0.004

One result row equals one Texas OAG breach report saved to the dataset.