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Darktrace confirms no compromise after LockBit gang claimed responsibility for breaching its internal systems, stating all services remain operational and customer data secure.
Darktrace has concluded a security review following claims by the LockBit cybercriminal gang that they breached its internal systems. The company states no evidence of compromise was found during its investigation. All services continue to operate normally, and customer data remains protected. The review included a full assessment of internal systems and external monitoring protocols.
LockBit, a known ransomware group, posted tweets yesterday asserting they had accessed Darktrace’s internal security systems and data. The company reports that none of these claims were substantiated by any linked evidence or compromised data. Darktrace’s security teams conducted an immediate and thorough investigation to verify the allegations. The findings confirm the integrity of its systems and the safety of customer information.
Darktrace emphasized that its services remain fully operational with no disruption to customers. The company stated that no further action is required from clients as a result of the investigation. Continuous monitoring of systems has been maintained to ensure ongoing security. The incident highlights the persistent threat posed by cybercriminal groups targeting high-profile organizations.
The company expressed confidence in the security of its infrastructure based on the investigation’s results. Darktrace reiterated that all customer data is fully protected and that its systems have not been compromised. The situation remains under close observation, though no immediate risks have been identified. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of robust cybersecurity measures in protecting sensitive information.