The breach allegedly involved an unauthorized actor accessing the network of one of Cigna’s vendors and removing data such as names, health care IDs, dates of service, treatment costs and claims numbers, the website Top Class Actions reported.

With health care expenses increasing, benefits advisors are turning to supplemental benefits to help their clients manage coverage and control costs.

The plaintiffs say the employers and their benefits advisors should have shopped better.

Nearly half are more stressed heading into 2026 than they were 12 months ago, Allianz Life finds.