SATS ASA Investigates Signs of Broader IT Intrusion; Member Data Impact Unclear

Summary

SATS ASA says new indications may mean an earlier incident involving unauthorized access to part of its IT environment is more extensive than first assessed. The investigation continues; member-system involvement and data exposure have not been indicated.

Key points

• SATS ASA previously identified unauthorized access to a limited part of its IT environment on 14 March.
• The company has since received indications that the incident may be more extensive than initially assessed.
• SATS says it has no further indications that extensive member data was exposed or compromised, and no indication that its member system is involved.
• The company is investigating what data may have been accessed, with external cybersecurity experts assisting.
• Relevant authorities have been informed and will be updated.