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DATA OF 300K+ STANDARD INSURANCE CUSTOMERS EXPOSED IN MOVEIT-RELATED NTT DATA
ATTACK

Updated on: 25 August 2023
 * Vilius Petkauskas
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The personal details of Standard Insurance customers, held by NTT DATA Americas
on PBI Research Services servers, were exposed by the MOVEit Transfer attacks
and have impacted over 300,000 people.

NTT DATA Americas has informed impacted individuals, explaining that the
attacker gained access to Standard Insurance data which PBI was processing for
the company. The breach can be classified as a secondary third-party incident,
similar to the Ernst & Young (EY) attack that exposed Bank of America clients.

According to information that NTT DATA Americas’ representatives provided to the
Maine Attorney General, 308,072 people had their personal details exposed in the
attack. The company claims that malicious actors accessed names or other
personal identifiers together with Social Security numbers (SSNs).



Losing SSNs poses significant risks, as impersonators can use the stolen data in
tandem with names and driver’s license numbers for identity theft.

Pension Benefit Information (PBI) is a US-based population management solutions
provider. The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Wilton Re, a US-based
insurer, California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS), and several
others were exposed to the attack via the MOVEit Transfer service that PBI used.

NTT DATA Americas is a subsidiary of NTT DATA, a Japanese multinational IT
company with over 139,000 employees and revenues exceeding $30 billion.

Meanwhile, Standard Insurance is a US-based insurance and financial company with
revenue reaching nearly $5 billion last year.


WHO‘S BEHIND THE ATTACK?

So far, over 980 organizations and nearly 60 million individuals have been
confirmed to be impacted by MOVEit Transfer attacks, claimed by the ransomware
gang Cl0p.

Numerous well-known organizations have had their clients exposed in the attack.
Recently, TD Ameritrade, a US stockbroker, reported that over 60,000 of its
clients were exposed, with Cl0p taking the financial account data of some.

Other named victims include American Airlines, TJX off-price department stores,
TomTom, Pioneer Electronics, Autozone, and Johns Hopkins University and Health
System, Warner Bros Discovery, AMC Theatres, Honeywell, Choice Hotels’ Radisson
Americas chain, and Crowe accounting advisory firm.




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