Overview
- SitusAMC said it was breached on November 12, with certain corporate and client-related information compromised, and reported that the incident was contained with services fully operational.
- The company stated no encrypting malware was involved, indicating a focus on potential data access rather than service disruption.
- The New York Times reported that client data for JPMorgan Chase, Citi and Morgan Stanley may have been accessed, though SitusAMC did not name affected clients.
- CEO Michael Franco said law enforcement was notified, and the FBI said it is working with affected organizations and sees no operational impact to banking services.
- Materials at issue include corporate documents tied to client dealings such as accounting records and legal contracts, with the full scope still under review.