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Itron Faces Cyber Intrusion, Claims Systems Safe

USA Washington Liberty Lake,Monday, April 27, 2026

Itron, the U.S. energy‑tech company that powers smart meters for water, gas and electric grids, confirmed a cyberattack in mid‑April. Hackers infiltrated its internal network, but the company reports that the intruders were removed and no further breaches have been detected.


Key Facts

  • Notification – Itron filed a notice with the SEC on Friday, stating it was “notified” of an intruder.
  • Scope – No evidence of unauthorized activity in customer‑hosted system components, suggesting the attack was confined to Itron’s internal IT network.
  • Response – The firm activated emergency plans, backed up data, and continued normal operations “in all material respects.”
  • Legal Follow‑up – Itron may file additional regulatory notices, including a potential state data‑breach notification if private information was exposed.
  • Law Enforcement – The company has already reported the incident to authorities.

No comments have been received from an Itron spokesperson.

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