In a letter to both current and former employees, Lowe’s says that personal information might have been compromised after a third-party vendor exposed it to the public. In a letter to both current and former employees, Scott Purvis, Vice President of Human Resources at Lowe’s, says that personal information might have been compromised after a third-party vendor exposed it to the public. According to the letter , the personal information of current and former drivers for the company, including names, addresses, birthdays, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, and other driving record information, were exposed during the incident. Black Kite timeline context: Data breached: Unknown. Use of third party: Unknown. Third-party company: Third-party vendor.