The California Office of the Attorney General reported that Insomniac Games experienced a data breach where personal information files were downloaded by an unauthorized actor. The reporting date was February 22, 2024, and a notification letter indicating the details of the breach was available.

In late 2023, Insomniac Games suffered a data breach that exposed its future game lineup, including unreleased titles like Marvel’s Wolverine (2026) and a Venom game featuring a showdown with Carnage. The breach revealed internal development timelines, conceptual details, and strategic roadmaps, which were leaked to the public. While the company downplayed the incident with a resilient public statement—comparing itself to Wolverine’s healing factor—the leak disrupted controlled communication plans and risked competitive disadvantages. No financial data, customer records, or employee personal information were confirmed compromised, but the exposure of proprietary project details (e.g., release windows, narrative directions) undermined Insomniac’s ability to manage fan expectations and marketing strategies. The breach also forced the studio to address speculation prematurely, diverting focus from active development. Though no ransomware or direct financial theft was reported, the reputational harm stemmed from the loss of exclusive intellectual property and the erosion of trust in the company’s cybersecurity measures.