November 23, 2023 at 12:03AM
New Relic, a web tracking and analytics company, issued a security advisory to its customers about a recent cyber security incident. The advisory urges customers to remain vigilant for suspicious activity, but provides no further details about the nature of the incident. New Relic assures customers that they will be directly contacted if specific actions are required. The company has not responded to requests for further information.
During the meeting, the following key points were discussed:
– New Relic sent out a security advisory warning their customers about a cyber security incident.
– The company is working with third-party cyber security experts to investigate the incident.
– Customers were encouraged to remain vigilant and monitor their accounts for suspicious activity.
– No specific details about the incident were provided in the advisory email.
– The CEO, Bill Staples, expressed that the company is working around the clock to address the incident.
– Customers will be directly contacted if any specific actions are required.
– No information about the extent of the incident or the potential risk to customers was provided in the advisory or the CEO’s email.
– When The Register reached out to New Relic for comment, they were directed to the security bulletins.
– New Relic did not answer any questions regarding the incident, such as when they learned about it, whether customer data was accessed, how the incident was detected, the identity of the third-party cyber experts, and the timing of the announcement.
– The extent of the risk and whether it is confined to a specific nation or nations remains unknown.
Please note that this summary is based on the information provided in the meeting notes, and additional details may be available in the security bulletins provided by New Relic.