Venture Capital Firm Insight Partners says it has completed notifications to many individuals, including exclusive partners at companies whose personal information was stolen by hackers in the January data breaches.
In a statement later last week, the company said it completed its review in August following the data breaches.
According to previous notifications, the stolen data contained information about the funds, management companies and portfolio companies of specific insight partners. Hackers also received tax information with banks and the company provides capital to private information, namely insights venture funds, about the typical private and unknown investors that provide capital on current and former employees and limited partners.
Insight Partners has maintained details of the violation so far. This provided a copy of the number of individuals whose number of data was stolen and the notifications they sent to those affected when asked by TechCrunch. The company has not stated whether it received a request for fear tor from a hacker or whether it paid the hacker. (It is not uncommon for businesses to face payment requests in exchange for not deleting or publishing stolen data.)
Insight Partners spokesman Kristen Zeck did not respond to emails containing questions about the violation.
The company manages more than $90 billion in assets and invests in some of the biggest cybersecurity companies today, including Databricks and Wiz.