During the hearing, the lawmakers questioned Uber’s chief security officer while also receiving an education from experts on how bug bounty programs are supposed to operate.

Two security employees are resigning, and another is taking medical leave. All three were apparently working at Uber during the October 2016 breach.

Greg Otto talks with John Bambenek about what people can expect as the Uber hack story continues to unravel.

A group of senators want answers from Uber regarding a data breach that exposed personal information on 57 million users.

The breach took place in October 2016 and revealed names, email addresses, phone numbers and U.S. driver's license numbers.

Ridesharing behemoth Uber agreed Tuesday to institute "a culture of privacy," following a Federal Trade Commission investigation that revealed the company failed to take reasonable security measures to safeguard users personal data.