Paige Henley
Published on: March 5, 2025
Rubrik, a leading data security company, recently identified unauthorized access to an internal server containing log files.
The company promptly took the affected server offline.
“The Rubrik Information Security Team recently discovered anomalous activity on a server that contained log files. We promptly took the server offline to mitigate the risk,” Rubrik said in a statement. “An investigation supported by a third party forensic partner has confirmed that the incident was isolated to this one server and we found no evidence of unauthorized access to any data we secure on behalf of our customers.”
The breach involved a limited number of log files, primarily containing non-sensitive information. One file did include some access information; however, Rubrik found no indication that this information was misused.
“Through our investigation we discovered that an unauthorized actor accessed a small number of log files, most of which contained non-sensitive information,” the company said. “One file contained some limited access information. Out of an abundance of caution, we have rotated keys to mitigate any residual risk, even though we found no evidence that access information was misused.”
Rubrik emphasized its commitment to transparency and trust:
“We take the security of our customers as well as our own systems extremely seriously and while the issue has been fully mitigated, we felt it was important to be transparent about this to all our customers, partners, and prospects,” Rubrik said in a statement.
The company assures stakeholders that customer data remains secure.
