RMI Bodyshops (NAB & VBRA), the United Kingdom-based collision repair association, announced that for the last several months it has been undertaking an investigation into what it believes is a “potentially serious breach of repairer management systems confidentiality and the apparent release of personal data to third party legal firms and accident management companies.”
According to the association, it has not been able to determine if the data release is a legitimate activity allowed by the management system licensing agreements or the result of an illegal cyber-attack.
According to an RMI press release, a number of its members have shown
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