File transfer platform Kiteworks has urged customers to shut down their servers after receiving a credible threat of an imminent cyberattack from law enforcement.
Kiteworks, which provides secure data transfer services for enterprises, issued the warning to its customer base following notification of a potential threat. The company, which handles large dataset transfers for organizations across multiple industries, did not disclose specific details about the nature of the threat or its source beyond the law enforcement alert.
The advisory represents a significant precautionary measure, as shutting down servers impacts business operations for affected customers. Kiteworks customers rely on the platform to exchange sensitive files and large data volumes securely.
The company did not immediately provide a timeline for when services might resume or additional details about the threat. Law enforcement involvement suggests the potential attack carries serious consequences for data security or system integrity.
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