Capita looking at a bill of £20M over breach clean-up costs
Unsurprisingly, the tech service biz has"also taken steps to ensure the integrity, safety and security of its IT infrastructure to underpin its ongoing clients service commitments." The high-profile breach will not have been music to the ears of its customer base.
In today's update, it now believes that"some data was exfiltrated from less than 0.1 percent of its server estate. Capita has taken extensive steps to recover and secure the customer, supplier and colleagues data contained within the impacted server estate, and to remediate any issues arising from the incident."
It emerged last week that Capita had written to pension clients – it administers 450 pension schemes with 4.3 million members – to say that their dataCapita said it is working with"all appropriate regulatory authorities and with customers, suppliers and colleagues to notify those affected and take any remaining necessary steps to address the incident."
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