Data Breach Drama: SitusAMC’s Security Slip Hits Banking Giants

SitusAMC suffered a data breach, impacting major US banks like JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley. While the breach didn’t involve encrypting malware, it has sparked a call for improved vendor risk management. Remember, when hackers knock, it’s best to ensure your firewall isn’t just a polite doorman.

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Looks like the real estate data market just had an unexpected open house, and the hackers RSVP’d! With some of the biggest financial institutions getting tangled in this breach, it’s a reminder that when it comes to cybersecurity, even the highest skyscrapers have their weak points. Let’s just say, SitusAMC’s data breach is the real estate drama no one wanted on their block!

Key Points:

  • SitusAMC experienced a data breach affecting major financial institutions, including JPMorgan Chase, Citi, and Morgan Stanley.
  • The breach involved unauthorized access to corporate data, including accounting records and legal agreements.
  • Measures have been taken to contain the breach, but the full scope and impact are still under investigation.
  • No encrypting malware was involved, and banking services were reportedly not operationally impacted.
  • The breach highlights the importance of robust vendor risk management for organizations handling sensitive data.

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