CISA and FBI Warn of SafePay Ransomware Breach Affecting Over 600 Critical Infrastructure Organizations
Global campaign targeting essential services since 2024, with advisory issued October 2026

Key Takeaways
- CISA and FBI have issued a joint advisory warning of SafePay ransomware breaches affecting over 600 critical infrastructure organizations worldwide since 2024.
- The advisory does not attribute the attacks to a specific initial access vector, noting only typical ransomware tactics.
- Organizations are urged to strengthen security posture, verify backup integrity, and apply recommended mitigations.
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