Technical issues are currently plaguing certain health insurance firms. They return to the Bitmarck IT service provider's cyberattacks. Bitmarck, an IT service provider that primarily serves statutory health insurance organisations like DAK and numerous business health insurance firms, was once more the target of a cyberattack. As a result, certain health insurance firms have experienced technical difficulties in their day-to-day operations. Bitmarck is presently focusing on specific Customers and internal network systems in an effort to forestall an attack or prevent harmful impacts.

A cyber breach affected the business Bitmarck, which offers IT services in particular for statutory health insurance firms. It appears that data from the Jira project management system and business databases was obtained by cybercriminals. The malevolent party selling the data on the dark web claims to have access to password hashes, customer personal information, VIP customer information, executive personal information, user and employee information, as well as user and staff information. There are no demands for ransom, and the attackers have not been contacted. Bitmarck started taking action right away in accordance with the BSI's recommendations as well as those of internal and outside security consultants.