Data Breaches

UpGuard discovered and helped secure an Australian company's code repository containing SQL backups of employee information, banking data, and more.

Read how a misconfigured Amazon S3 bucket exposed strategy documents and voter call lists for the Tea Party Citizen's Fund.

The intersection of information technology and healthcare creates new and improved functionality for managing and delivering healthcare services, but it also entails new risks. See how one telemedicine company exposed thousands of medical records and hundreds of patient-doctor recordings online.

The UpGuard Cyber Risk Team has discovered and secured a data exposure of documents appearing to describe GoDaddy infrastructure running in the Amazon AWS cloud, preventing any future exploitation of this information.

Manufacturing companies rely on robotics automation to power their factories and ultimately, their businesses. See how one robotics vendor exposed confidential information for over 100 clients, including divisions of Toyota, Ford, GM, and Tesla.

Learn how 3.5 million records were exposed by Los Angeles County 211, including names, addresses, and call notes detailing reports of abuse and crisis.

Learn how over 48 million records containing personal data leaked from within the systems of a private intelligence search service.

Learn more about how a data exposure from within Cambridge Analytica-linked firm AggregateIQ reveals web assets built for Canadian politicians and parties.

Learn for the first time about the secret tools developed by AggregateIQ for purposes of tracking and influencing internet users, including on Facebook.

Learn how the personal information of over one million individuals was exposed online, through a marketing network geared towards internet users interested in higher education.

Learn more about how the exposed files of data firm AggregateIQ cast light on the world of British politics.

Political data firm AggregateIQ exposed IT assets that raise questions for society about how technology is being used in recent US political history.