Additional information regarding the Allianz Life data breach has come to light, and the revelations are troubling. The data breach alert site Have I Been Pwned stated that 1.1 million clients had their details compromised from Allianz Life, a prominent insurance firm. The breached data encompassed email addresses, names, genders, birth dates, phone numbers, and physical addresses. A number of social security numbers were also compromised.

Allianz Life has yet to verify the number of impacted clients reported by Have I Been Pwned, though the data corresponds with the limited information released by the company.

“On July 16, 2025, a malicious actor gained access to a third-party cloud-based customer relationship management platform utilized by Allianz Life,” Allianz Life spokesperson Brett Weinberg informed TechCrunch in July. “The actor was able to secure personally identifiable information related to most of Allianz Life’s clients, financial professionals, and some Allianz Life employees, employing a social engineering method.”

It’s troubling when a significant portion of clients is involved, and now it appears that figure might be 1.1 million.

If you are a client of the insurance provider, it is recommended to consider your information to be compromised and to change your passwords accordingly.