GovTech giant Conduent won’t rule out cyberattack
Conduent Confirms Security ‘Incident’ Behind Major Service Outage
Florham Park, N.J.-based Conduent—whose systems are used to enable government services such as child support payments and food assistance—recently suffered an outage that impacted some support payments and benefits in the U.S., according to a TechCrunch report.
The matter, which has since been resolved, prevented an estimated 121,000 families from getting around $27 million in ...
American business services giant and government contractor Conduent confirmed today that a recent outage resulted from what ...
Since implementing an electronic fare card in 2016, the system has been plagued by glitches and doubled its projected cost to $285 million.
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DHS: System outage creates temporary backlog of millions in child support payments in PAOfficials with the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services has confirmed that a recent system outage temporarily prevented ...
Conduent first disclosed the incident to the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families on January 13, Gina Paige, a spokesperson for the Wisconsin agency told Cybersecurity Dive via email.
The contract would go to Cubic Transportation Systems, a San Diego-based competitor of incumbent Conduent Inc., a spin-off ...
Child support disbursements totaling millions of dollars faltered in Pennsylvania last week due to a systems error on the part of a third-party contractor, the Department of Human ...
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