Being a startup isn’t all daffodils and sunshine. Case in point: Door Dash, an on-demand food delivery service, announced last week it had been hit by a breach that impacted the data of approximately 4.9 million consumers.
While breaches aren’t the exclusive to the dominion of the humble startup—here’s looking at you, Marriott and Capital One—they can be especially devastating to a young company still has most of its capital tied up in product development.
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