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Infosys Limited—Infosys agreed to pay $17.5M to settle US lawsuits over 2023 McCamish Systems ransomware breach exposing millions of insurance customers' data

Infosys agreed to pay $17.5 million to settle US class-action lawsuits over a November 2023 ransomware attack on McCamish Systems, its US life-insurance BPO subsidiary, that exposed highly sensitive personal, financial, and medical data belonging to an estimated 3.7-6.5 million individuals across multiple insurer clients. The settlement, filed in March 2025, offers reimbursement up to $6,000 per class member plus two years of credit monitoring; Infosys denied liability as part of the settlement.

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Overall incident score =-0.332

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Confirms Legal Action Mar 14, 2025 verified

Reuters: Infosys settles US lawsuits over McCamish Systems cyber incident for $17.5 million

Reuters reported Infosys agreed to a $17.5 million settlement of US class-action lawsuits over the 2023 ransomware breach at its McCamish Systems life-insurance BPO unit; Infosys's own exchange filing detailed the proposed settlement terms, including per-member reimbursement caps and credit-monitoring services.

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