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AT&T will pay the FCC $13 million to settle a hacking investigation.
The FCC investigated AT&T’s “supply chain integrity” after hackers stole customer data from a vendor’s cloud environment in January 2023. “AT&T failed to ensure the vendor: (1) adequately protected the customer information, and (2) returned or destroyed it as required by contract,” the FCC says.
AT&T also entered into a consent decree as part of the settlement.
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