Axis Consulting: a former employee took data of 1,306 registrants and clients to a new employer, leaking names and addresses

1. 2024-10-09

   A registrant reported being contacted by the former employee, and it started an investigation. [1]

2. 2024-10-15

   Log analysis confirmed that the former employee had taken personal data of registrants and clients. [1]

3. 2024-10-29

   It demanded that the former employee and the new employer delete the data taken. [1]

4. 2024-11-08

   The former employee and the new employer told it that the data had been deleted and would not be used. [1]

5. 2024-11-13

   It announced the case, saying it was not an external intrusion but data taken by a former employee while employed. [1] [2]

6. 2025-02-19

   It added an update saying the count stayed at 1,306 people and that all the leaked data had been deleted. [1]

The data that leaked is all or part of the names, birth dates, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, employer names and department names or titles of registrants and clients. It does not collect credit card data. [1]