Customers Receive up to $4,020 for Inntopia’s Lazy Data Security Practices
Inntopia, formerly Sterling Valley Systems, ignores standard online security protection measures, resulting in the exposure of customers’ sensitive information.
Sterling Valley Systems Inc., operating as Inntopia, has resolved a class action lawsuit from a data breach, affecting 17,952 customers around Feb. 18, 2022. Those notified of the breach from the class, with a specific subclass for California customers. The lawsuit alleges Inntopia’s failure to adequately protect and monitor personal information, leading to delayed compromise detection.
Inntopia, a marketing company overseeing sales websites for various businesses, holds sensitive user data, heightening the need for robust security measures. Class members can claim reimbursement of up to $500 for documented expenses linked to the breach, including travel costs, cellphone charges, and credit monitoring fees. Additionally, they may seek compensation for three hours of lost time at $20 per hour and up to $3,500 for documented extraordinary losses.
California subclass members qualify for a $75 cash payment per person for the data security incident. All class members receive two years of free credit monitoring…
