HR software company PageUp says that a forensic expert it engaged to examine its systems has found “no specific evidence” that data was stolen during a security breach earlier this year.
Although investigations are continuing, there is as yet no evidence of data theft in connection with the PageUp data breach that took place in May.
Australian HR SaaS provider PageUp has confirmed that on the “balance of probabilities” it believes that “data relating to our clients, placement agencies, applicants, references and our employees has been accessed” during a security breach that the company revealed earlier this month.
Sydney law firm Centennial Lawyers says it is investigating the potential for a class action against PageUp in the wake of a possible data breach that has swept up some of Australia’s biggest employers.
Australian software as a service provider PageUp has released details of a possible data breach that took place late last month.