Insurance Giant Says Most US Customer Data Stolen In Cyber-Attack

An Investigation Into The Cyber Attack

The insurance company based in the US disclosed that a cyber attack occurred and compromised the personal information of most of its customers. The attack allegedly infiltrated databases containing sensitive information, including names, addresses, and dates of birth, as well as social security and driver's license numbers. The company has not revealed the exact number of customers affected by the breach.

Company Response And Action

The company stated that upon discovering the attack, it immediately notified law enforcement and retained experienced cyber security professionals to conduct a thorough investigation, which is still ongoing. They have also advised affected customers to take steps to protect their personal information, including monitoring their financial accounts and setting up free credit reports.

Preventing Future Attacks

The company has since implemented additional security measures to protect customer data from future attacks. While the investigation is ongoing, the company has not yet released any statements on the origins of the attack or how the attacker gained access to their systems.