🛡️ Cybersecurity / /via Reuters / updated -102m ago

Deloitte Reports 12 Million Records Exposed in MOVEit Supply Chain Attack

Deloitte confirmed a breach of 12 million records via the MOVEit file transfer tool on July 20. The Clop ransomware group claimed responsibility. It matters because it highlights persistent supply chain vulnerabilities in professional services.

#Deloitte#Clop
~/ Cybersecurity/ Deloitte Reports 12 Million Records Exposed in ...

Deloitte disclosed on July 20 2026 that attackers accessed 12 million records through a compromised MOVEit instance. The breach occurred between June 28 and July 5. Affected data includes client financial documents and employee records.

The Clop group posted samples on their leak site on July 18. Deloitte stated no evidence of ransomware deployment on internal systems. The firm has notified regulators in 14 countries.

MOVEit vulnerabilities have been exploited since 2023. Deloitte had applied patches released in June 2026 but an unpatched server remained exposed.

Similar incidents hit other consulting firms in 2025. The company is offering two years of credit monitoring to impacted individuals.

Why this matters

The incident reinforces that even large professional services firms remain targets for supply chain attacks. Organizations must audit all third-party file transfer tools immediately.

Regulators are expected to propose stricter vendor risk rules by October 2026. Deloitte has begun migrating to alternative transfer platforms.

share
𝕏 FB
← cd ../news