IT reseller giant SHI International knocked offline by cyberattack
New Jersey-based IT reseller and service provider SHI International was knocked off the web after a July 4 cyberattack.
Described by the company as"a coordinated and professional malware attack," the incident happened over the US holiday weekend and resulted in the company pulling the plug on much of its public presence while security and IT staff assessed the situation. Email, according to SHI, came back yesterday and"the IT teams at SHI continue to work on bringing other systems back to full availability in a secure and reliable manner."
At the time of writing, the privately-owned company's home page consisted only of the latest security update. SHI said"there is no evidence to suggest that customer data was exfiltrated during the attack" and that it was liaising with the FBI and CISA regarding the incident. It also stated that no third-party systems in the SHI supply chain had been affected.
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