Data Breach in Mumbai: 4 Former Employees Booked for Stealing Confidential Client Information
Four former employees of Jugyah Real Estate Pvt Ltd have been booked for allegedly hacking into the company's system and stealing confidential client data worth ₹80 lakh.
Data BreachMumbaiReal EstateCybercrimeEmployment ContractsReal Estate MumbaiJul 05, 2024
According to the FIR, Sharma, who was a manager, provided customer data to a rival company before resigning in May. The other three accused allegedly helped him steal the data, which contained essential information about clients and their preferences. The firm alleged that the information leak has resulted in the loss of clients.
The accused have joined a Powai-based real estate company, breaching their employment contracts by leaving their jobs without proper notice. A case has been filed against them for criminal conspiracy and theft by clerk or servant of property in possession of master, along with relevant sections of the Information Technology Act.
The incident highlights the importance of data security and the need for companies to take measures to prevent data breaches. It also serves as a warning to employees who may be tempted to steal confidential information from their employers.
Jugyah Real Estate Pvt Ltd is a prominent real estate company with tie-ups with property portals like Housing.com, 99acres.com, and MagicBricks. The company has suffered a significant loss due to the data breach and is taking steps to prevent such incidents in the future.
The accused are currently on the run, and the police are conducting further investigations to apprehend them. The incident has sent shockwaves in the real estate industry, and companies are being advised to review their data security measures to prevent such incidents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the approximate value of the stolen data?
₹80 lakh
Which real estate company was affected by the data breach?
Jugyah Real Estate Pvt Ltd
How many accused are involved in the case?
4
What is the name of the rival company that allegedly received the stolen data?
Not mentioned
What measures can companies take to prevent data breaches?
Implementing strong data security measures, conducting regular security audits, and educating employees on data protection policies
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