Thomson Reuters Reveals Hack of Court Case Management System
Media/technology company Thomson Reuters has reported a cybersecurity incident involving its case management system. The incident was detected in 11 U.S. states, as well as in Canada and the U.S. Virgin Islands and involved the company’s C-Track tool, used for managing court cases, Reuters — itself a division of Thomson Reuters — reported Thursday (Sept. 3). The company […] The post Thomson…
Thomson Reuters, a media/technology company, has reported a cybersecurity incident involving its case management system, C-Track, used for managing court cases. The incident, detected in 11 U.S. states, Canada, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, involved unauthorized access to certain C-Track files in March, potentially exposing court records with personal information.
Thomson Reuters confirmed no operational disruption to C-Track, with the affected systems brought back online while maintaining full operational safety. Independent cybersecurity experts assisted in the investigation and validated the remediation measures. The incident highlights the evolving risks for companies as they build interconnected enterprises, with security needs shifting beyond traditional infrastructure concerns to include a broader obligation surface.
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