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Schlatter Industries Hit by Major Cyberattack: Ransomware Suspected
Swiss industrial machinery manufacturer Schlatter Industries AG has fallen victim to a cyberattack. The company suspects a sophisticated ransomware actor is behind it. Schlatter’s ICT team is working tirelessly to restore systems and assess potential data theft.
Hot Take:
Looks like the Swiss aren’t just famous for their cheese anymore; now they’re also the latest victim of the cybercrime buffet! Schlatter Industries AG just got served a malware sandwich, and no one’s owning up to the recipe.
Key Points:
- Schlatter Industries AG, a Swiss industrial machinery manufacturer, faced a major cyberattack.
- The attack occurred on August 9 and involved sophisticated ransomware.
- No ransomware group has claimed responsibility, and no data leaks have been reported yet.
- Schlatter is investigating the attack and collaborating with internal and external experts.
- Schlatter is a key player in welding systems and weaving machinery, generating $148 million in net sales in 2023.
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