Apollo Global Management Hit by Data Breach, Personal Information Stolen Apollo Global Management, a New York-based asset management firm, disclosed a data breach last month in which hackers accessed and stole personal information. The incident occurred between July 6 and July 10, when unauthorized parties gained access to certain cloud platforms. The breach was part of a broader campaign targeting U.S. financial institutions and businesses, where attackers used phone-based social engineering tactics to compromise victims. Apollo’s investigation revealed that exposed data may include names, dates of birth, contact details, home addresses, and Social Security numbers. While the firm has not found evidence that the stolen information has been publicly leaked or misused, the investigation remains ongoing. Apollo reported the incident to law enforcement and enlisted external cybersecurity and forensic experts to assess the scope of the breach. Affected individuals are being offered complimentary identity protection and credit monitoring services. The attack aligns with a recent surge in cyber threats against high-profile companies, including Uber Freight and Levi Strauss, which also reported unauthorized system access earlier this month. Despite advancements in security technology, low-tech tactics like phone-based attacks remain effective, according to cybersecurity experts.