Kiteworks lifts shutdown advice after fixing critical flaw
Kiteworks has told customers they can bring their systems back online after the company fixed a critical vulnerability. Over the weekend it had asked them to take servers offline as a precaution.
The US company says it found no signs that any Kiteworks or customer system was compromised during the shutdown window. It also says there is no indication the flaw was exploited.
A weekend shutdown request
Kiteworks was previously known as Accellion. It sells what it calls a Private Content Network (PCN), a single platform that combines enterprise email, file sharing, Managed File Transfer (MFT), APIs and web forms. Its customers include thousands of global corporations and government agencies. The company says its Private Data Network serves more than 100 million end users.