Hamilton Zanze Real Estate Investments

"What Happened?On June 29, 2017, an HZ employee became the victim of a crime when his locked vehicle, together with the car next to it, was broken into while parked in a Whole Foods parking garage.  The employee’s work bag, including an HZ password protected laptop, was stolen.  The smash and grab burglary was discovered within approximately fifteen minutes of its occurrence and the employee immediately reported the incident to the police and to HZ.  The employee’s network and all other IT credentials were immediately disabled, and the laptop was instructed to automatically wipe its contents upon connecting to the internet.We are notifying you of this incident because some of your client information is believed to have been on the password protected laptop.  It bears repeating that there is no evidence that any of the multi-layers of security on the laptop were penetrated, and that there is no evidence that any information has been accessed, viewed, or used inappropriately by an unauthorized person.What Information Was Involved?The information may have included your: full name, date of birth, telephone number(s), address, and/or Social Security number.  Each individual may have been impacted differently."