Eastgate Auto, Inc. Data Breach Lawsuit Investigation
Eastgate Auto, Inc. has disclosed a cybersecurity incident that allowed unauthorized access to certain internal systems in October 2024, potentially exposing customer data. Individuals who received a notice—or believe their information may have been involved—can review their rights and request a free, no-obligation case evaluation today.
Key Facts About the Eastgate Auto Data Breach
- Incident window: October 23 – October 29, 2024
- Suspicious activity detected: October 28, 2024
- Consumer notification mailed: October 22, 2025
- Regulatory filing: October 27, 2025 (Maine Attorney General)
- Data involved: names, addresses, driver’s license numbers (MA residents), and additional personal information (see below)
- Free credit-monitoring offered through IDX
What Information Was Involved?
The internal review determined that the following data elements could have been accessed or downloaded:
- Name
- Address
- Driver’s license number (Massachusetts residents only)
- Additional personal details contained in the affected files (not itemized in the notice)
How the Breach Occurred
According to the company’s submission to the Maine Attorney General, Eastgate Auto detected suspicious activity on certain servers on October 28, 2024. A forensic investigation confirmed that an unauthorized actor accessed specific systems between October 23 and October 29, 2024, and downloaded data from a subset of those systems.
Eastgate Auto engaged third-party cybersecurity specialists to investigate, completed a time-intensive file review to determine the scope of exposed information, and notified federal law enforcement.
Steps Eastgate Auto Has Taken
- Launched a comprehensive forensic investigation with external specialists.
- Assessed and is enhancing technical and administrative safeguards.
- Reported the incident to federal law-enforcement agencies.
- Provided written notice to potentially affected consumers.
- Offered complimentary credit-monitoring and identity-theft protection services through IDX.
What You Can Do Now
Eastgate Auto recommends that recipients:
- Enroll in the free credit-monitoring services provided in the notice letter.
- Review bank, credit-card, and other account statements for unfamiliar transactions.
- Obtain and examine free credit reports for inaccurate or suspicious entries.
- Remain vigilant for the next 12–24 months and promptly report any suspected identity theft.
Potential Legal Options
If your personal information was compromised, you may be entitled to compensation for out-of-pocket costs, lost time, and future risk. Data-breach and consumer-protection laws allow individuals to seek monetary relief and injunctive measures that require companies to strengthen security.
Our investigation team is gathering information to determine whether Eastgate Auto, Inc. met its legal obligations to safeguard customer data. Contact us to discuss your situation and preserve your rights—consultations are free and confidential.
Company Overview
- Official website: eastgateauto.com
- Headquarters: 500 N Shadeland Ave, Indianapolis, IN, USA
- Industry: Automotive sales & service
- Year founded: 1975
- Employees: 58
Frequently Asked Questions About the Eastgate Auto Data Breach
When did Eastgate Auto discover the breach?
The company detected suspicious activity on its systems on October 28, 2024.
Which information was potentially exposed in the Eastgate Auto breach?
Names, addresses, driver’s license numbers for Massachusetts residents, and other personal details contained in the compromised files.
Is Eastgate Auto offering free credit monitoring?
Yes. Impacted individuals are eligible for complimentary credit-monitoring and identity-theft protection services through IDX. Enrollment instructions are included in the mailed notice.
How can I join the Eastgate Auto data breach lawsuit investigation?
You can request a free case evaluation by contacting our data-breach team. We will review your notice letter and explain available legal avenues.
Has Eastgate Auto reported the breach to law enforcement?
Yes. The company states it has notified federal law-enforcement authorities.