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Darktrace announced today that it has completed a security review following claims by the cybercriminal group LockBit that it had breached the company’s internal systems. The investigation found no evidence of compromise, and Darktrace confirmed that its services to customers continue to operate normally without interruption. The company stated that no further action is required from customers at this time. Darktrace emphasized that its security teams conducted a thorough review of all internal systems to validate the claims made by LockBit.

LockBit, a known ransomware gang, posted tweets yesterday asserting that it had accessed Darktrace’s internal security systems and obtained company data. Darktrace responded by stating that none of the social media posts provided any verifiable evidence or links to compromised data. The company acknowledged becoming aware of the claims earlier this morning and immediately initiated its security protocols to investigate the allegations. Darktrace reiterated that its initial findings show no signs of a breach or unauthorized access to its systems.

Darktrace’s security teams conducted a comprehensive review of all internal systems and infrastructure to assess the validity of LockBit’s claims. The review included checks across affiliate systems and customer-facing services to ensure no unauthorized access had occurred. Darktrace confirmed that all systems remain secure and that customer data continues to be fully protected. The company stated that it will continue to monitor the situation closely while maintaining confidence in the integrity of its security measures.

The company emphasized that its response to the claims was immediate and thorough, involving a full internal investigation to address any potential security concerns. Darktrace assured customers that its services remain uninterrupted and that no action is required on their part. The investigation concluded with no evidence supporting LockBit’s assertions, and Darktrace expressed confidence in the ongoing security of its systems and the protection of customer data. The company did not provide further details about the nature of the claims made by LockBit.