Data Breach Investigation at Nova Scotia Power Incorporated

In a significant data breach incident, approximately 280,000 customers of Nova Scotia Power Incorporated have been affected. This breach, which involved an external system hack, raises serious concerns about the security of personal information and the responsibility of organizations to protect their clients.

About Nova Scotia Power Incorporated

Nova Scotia Power Incorporated is a commercial entity headquartered at 1223 Lower Water Street, Halifax, NS B3J 3S8, Nova Scotia, Canada. The organization plays a crucial role in providing electricity to its customers and is a key player in the energy sector in Canada.

What Happened

The breach occurred on March 19, 2025, when hackers gained unauthorized access to Nova Scotia Power’s external systems. The incident was discovered on May 08, 2025, prompting immediate action. Written notifications were sent to affected customers on June 06, 2025, informing them of the breach and the potential risks associated with it.

As part of their response, Nova Scotia Power has offered identity theft protection services through TransUnion (Cyberscout), providing online credit monitoring for 24 months to those affected by the breach.

Next Steps

If you believe you are one of the affected individuals, particularly if you are a resident of Maine among the 377 identified, it is crucial to take action. We at SLFLA (Srourian Law Firm) are here to help you understand your options and provide guidance during this challenging time. Please reach out to us to discuss your situation and explore potential remedies.