E-discovery and managed services company Epiq Global announced on Monday that it had taken its systems offline after detecting "unauthorized access." A timeline for bringing the systems back online again is still unclear.
March 02, 2020 at 05:39 PM
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This story has been updated with a statement Epiq released on Saturday.
Visitors to Epiq Global’s website on Monday likely received the following message: “Our corporate web site is offline to perform maintenance.” The e-discovery and managed services company took its systems offline on Saturday after detecting “unauthorized activity” that a spokesperson has since confirmed as a ransomware attack. The outage was first reported by legal tech journalist Bob Ambrogi.
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