Security News > 2021 > February > Airbus CyberSecurity Subsidiary Stormshield Discloses Data Breach
Stormshield, a wholly-owned subsidiary of France-based cybersecurity company Airbus CyberSecurity, has disclosed a data breach that resulted in source code and customer information getting compromised.
Stormshield provides network security, endpoint security and data security solutions.
In a security incident notice posted on its website, Stormshield said it recently detected unauthorized access to a technical portal used by customers and partners for managing support tickets related to the company's products.
The company has determined that the hackers may have also obtained some source code for the Stormshield Network Security product, but there is no evidence that code has been modified or that the products used by customers have been compromised.
"Companies like Stormshield, that provide cybersecurity solutions against the explosion of cyberthreats, would appear to be a new target for highly prepared and experienced attackers," Stormshield said.
The agency said the attackers apparently also exfiltrated source code for the company's Stormshield Network Security Industrial Firewall.
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