HALLIBURTON CO

Aug 2024 · Graded Verified · Energy and Utilities · Government record

Incident summary

HALLIBURTON COAug 2024
$35M est.
Spent responding & recovering
Direct expense
Halliburton pulled its own applications offline as a precaution, and in doing so showed how thin the wall was between corporate IT and oilfield operations: with production planning and shipment tracking down, customers could not cut a purchase order. Data left the building, though no count of the people behind the records ever followed. Reporting ties the intrusion to RansomHub, and the $35 million booked was the price of a boundary that lived mostly on paper.
Verified: the linked document states this figure.
Energy and Utilities
SEC 8-K, Item 1.05
Initial attack type not disclosed · Impact operational outage confirmed + data theft · Actor RansomHub
What the company has said it cost
The company’s own disclosed figure, as it changed over time. The loss on the record is this same figure, typed and categorized.
2024-11-07$35MVVerifiedSEC 10-Q ↗

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