HubSpot Investigating Cybersecurity Incident
HubSpot, a leading marketing and sales software giant, announced on Friday that it is currently investigating a cybersecurity incident. The company revealed that on June 22, they identified a security breach where bad actors attempted to gain unauthorized access to a limited number of HubSpot customer accounts.
Concerns of a cyberattack against HubSpot surfaced on social media, prompting the company to trigger its incident response procedures. HubSpot spokesperson Camille Uzel confirmed that since June 22, they have been working diligently to contact affected customers, revoke unauthorized access, and safeguard customer data.
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As a U.S.-based company specializing in customer relationship management (CRM) and marketing automation software, HubSpot boasts a market cap of nearly $30 billion as of Friday. The full extent of the incident and the number of customers affected remain unknown at this time.