GovTech giant Conduent won’t rule out cyberattack
Govtech giant Conduent won’t rule out cyberattack as outage drags on
A person familiar with the incident told TechCrunch the outage was caused by a cyberattack. Conduent spokesperson Sean Collins acknowledged the company’s outage was ongoing but declined to answer questions or rule out a cyber incident.
Conduent Confirms Security ‘Incident’ Behind Major Service Outage
Florham Park, N.J.-based Conduent—whose systems are used to enable government services such as child support payments and food assistance—recently suffered an outage that impacted some support payments and benefits in the U.S., according to a TechCrunch report.
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Conduent first disclosed the incident to the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families on January 13, Gina Paige, a spokesperson for the Wisconsin agency told Cybersecurity Dive via email.
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