Data Breaches at SunSource Borrower LLC and AssetMark, Inc.
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- •Edelson Lechtzin LLP is investigating breaches at SunSource Borrower LLC and AssetMark, Inc.
- •Both breaches involve unauthorized access to personal information of potentially thousands.
- •The specific attack vectors and scale of impact remain undisclosed.
Edelson Lechtzin LLP is investigating data privacy claims related to data breaches at SunSource Borrower LLC and AssetMark, Inc. Both breaches involve unauthorized access to personal information, affecting potentially thousands of individuals. The specific attack methods or vectors have not been disclosed in the articles. The law firm is focusing on the implications of these breaches, particularly regarding the exposure of sensitive personal data. The investigations are ongoing, and affected individuals are encouraged to monitor their personal information for any signs of misuse. The breaches are part of a growing trend in data security incidents impacting financial services firms. Further details on the scale of the breaches and specific numbers of affected individuals have not been provided.
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