Hyundai AutoEver America Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of 2,000 Employees

DETROIT, Mich. — November 20, 2025 — Hyundai AutoEver America has disclosed a data breach that has impacted approximately 2,000 current and former employees, officials said Wednesday. The breach exposed sensitive personal information including names, Social Security numbers, and driver’s license data.

The company became aware of the unauthorized access earlier this month and launched an investigation with cybersecurity experts to determine the scope and cause of the incident, according to authorities familiar with the situation. Hyundai AutoEver America has notified affected individuals and is offering credit monitoring services to help mitigate potential risks.

The exposed information primarily involves employees’ personally identifiable data, which could increase the risk of identity theft or fraud if misused. Officials emphasized that there is no evidence at this time that the compromised data has been exploited or that other company systems were affected.

Hyundai AutoEver America is a technology and software services provider affiliated with Hyundai Motor Group, supporting digital operations across North America. The breach underscores ongoing cybersecurity challenges faced by companies handling large volumes of employee data.

Experts recommend that individuals impacted by such breaches remain vigilant by regularly reviewing financial statements, credit reports, and monitoring for any suspicious activity. It is also advised to report any unauthorized use of personal information to the relevant authorities promptly.

This incident follows a broader trend of increasing cyberattacks targeting corporate networks and employee databases, highlighting the importance of robust data protection measures. Hyundai AutoEver America has pledged to enhance its security protocols and prevent similar occurrences in the future.

Affected employees are encouraged to take advantage of the credit monitoring services provided and to follow guidance issued by the company to safeguard their personal information. Hyundai AutoEver America has set up a dedicated help line and website for inquiries related to the breach.

The company has not disclosed the exact method used by attackers to gain access, citing ongoing law enforcement investigations. However, officials confirmed that the breach did not involve customer data or financial information beyond employee records.

As cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, organizations across various sectors are under pressure to strengthen defenses and respond swiftly to incidents to protect sensitive data. Hyundai AutoEver America’s response reflects a growing emphasis on transparency and support for affected individuals in the wake of data breaches.