In a notice filed with the California attorney general’s data breach registry on Friday, Apollo said an investigation found intruders had unauthorized access to some of its cloud-based systems between July 6 and July 10. The firm said it wasn’t until August 12 that it pinned down exactly which categories of information were taken: full names, dates of birth, contact details, home addresses, and Social Security numbers. Apollo hasn’t said how many people are affected, or whether the exposed records belong to employees, portfolio company staff, or some other group.
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