Posted On December 18, 2023 Consumer Privacy & Data Breaches
December 18 – The data breach lawyers at Console & Associates, P.C are investigating the MongoDB data breach that was reported after the company was targeted in a recent cyber security attack. The MongoDB data breach resulted in the sensitive information of certain individuals being compromised.
According to a notice posted on their website, MongoDB reported a data breach after they were targeted in a recent cyber security attack. On December 13, 2023, the company detected suspicious activity within its corporate network. MongoDB launched an investigation that determined that an unauthorized actor was able to gain access to the company’s corporate network “for some period of time before discovery,” although an exact date was not provided. The company noted that there is “no evidence of unauthorized access to MongoDB Atlas clusters,” and the company has “not identified any security vulnerability in any MongoDB product.” If MongoDB determines that confidential information was compromised, the company will be required to send out data 
breach letters to those individuals whose information was affected by the breach.
MongoDB, Inc. is a software company based out of New York City, New York that created a database platform called “Atlas” that is used by millions of people worldwide, making it the most widely used database platform in the world.
Our data breach lawyers are eager to speak to victims of the MongoDB data breach to determine what damages they sustained and what compensation may be available to them. Victims can file a data breach class action lawsuit if you recently received a NOTICE OF DATA BREACH from MongoDB. Contact the Console & Associates, P.C. law firm at (866) 778-5500 for a free consultation to discuss your legal options, or submit a confidential contact form.
Also, consider reading our Guide for Victims of a Data Breach to learn what your next steps should be. Data breach victims should remain alert for signs of identity theft and take steps to secure their accounts and personal information.
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