Summary
Written by ThreatClusterfrom file listing, victim profile, leak post, screenshotThe Everest Group states that a Securitas Group RVS Software archive totaling 92.04 GB was taken, delivered in 175 packages with 24,247 entries counted inside packages and disk images. They claim the data spans internal operations, deployment and analytics data, operator workflows, automation and schedules, infrastructure administration, authentication and trust, and related testing and support materials. The leak post identifies Securitas Group as the victim (domain securitas.com) and lists platforms including Axis Communications, Milestone Systems, Calipsa, Digital Barriers and The Boring Lab; the post is published and shows a countdown.
Describes what the group claims on its leak site. A listing is not confirmation that a breach occurred.
Victim profile
- Platforms
- Axis Communications Milestone Systems Calipsa Digital Barriers The Boring Lab
What was taken
The Everest Group claims a Securitas Group RVS Software archive containing software and technical materials for deploying, connecting, configuring, and supporting video security systems. The dataset totals 92.04 GB across 15 product and technical groups, with 175 delivered packages, documents, and supporting files and 24,247 counted entries inside packages and disk images. It notes internal RVS utilities and deployment knowledge alongside third‑party product software from AxisInstaller, Milestone Systems, Calipsa, Digital Barriers, The Boring Lab, and AXIS Communications, and describes functions for camera deployment, server connectivity checks, analytics events, operator workflows, PTZ control, and more. The archive differentiates implementation materials from operational data and highlights topics such as connectivity, authentication, and calibration. Thematic coverage includes Internal operations; Camera deployment; Video analytics; Operator workflows; Automation and schedules; Infrastructure administration; Structured application data; Authentication and trust; Testing and support.
Leak-site images (11)
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