Tata Technologies says ransomware attack hit IT assets, investigation ongoing

Tata Technologies, a technology and product engineering service owned by the Tata Group of the Indian Association, has released a ransom attack that has forced it to suspend some of its services.

The Pune-Sadar Office agency said on Friday that the incident influenced “a few of our IT resources” when its client distribution services “were not fully effective and influenced everywhere.”

“More detailed investigations are underway with experts to evaluate the root cause and to take remedial action,” the company said about it Filing (PDF) With the Indian Stock Exchange.

Tata did not disclose specific details about the attack on technologies, such as the identity of the Ranswar group or the demand for ransom.

Established as an automotive unit of Tata Motors in the 5th and spread as a separate company in the 5th, Tata Technologies 2 27 provided automotive and space equipment makers and heavy engineering companies to product engineering and research and development services. The organization has 20 distribution centers and more than 12,500 employees, Toward Its website.

Tata Technologies also achieved global engineering entities, including Incat International, Cambric Corporation and Asendenda Engineering, to extend its global footprint before going to an Indian IPO in November 2023.

Tata technologies did not immediately answer the question of TechCrunch.