SitusAMC Data Breach: A Comedy of Errors in the Banking Back Office

SitusAMC, a financial services firm, recently revealed a data breach impacting its clients’ information. The company, which manages back-office operations for banking giants, assures that business remains uninterrupted. While the investigation continues, SitusAMC is directly notifying affected parties, minus the classic “Hello, you’ve won a free cruise!” approach.

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Hot Take:

Looks like SitusAMC has joined the not-so-exclusive club of businesses that learned the hard way that data breaches are the new “it” thing. Who knew handling billions in real estate financing meant also needing to be a part-time cybersecurity expert? Maybe their next service should include a crash course in data protection!

Key Points:

  • SitusAMC, a major player in real-estate financing, disclosed a data breach affecting client and customer information.
  • The company provides back-end services to big banks like Citi, Morgan Stanley, and JPMorgan Chase.
  • No encrypting malware was found, and business operations remain unaffected.
  • The breach impacted corporate data such as accounting records and legal agreements.
  • SitusAMC is working with external experts to investigate and update clients directly.

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