INCIDENT REPORT · CP-2025-011
Ingram Micro ransomware attack
L2 · GUARDEDCONFIRMED
IT distributor Ingram Micro identified ransomware on internal systems and proactively took systems offline, causing a multi-day global outage of its ordering and licensing platforms.
- Incident ID
- CP-2025-011
- Incident date
- 03 JUL 2025
- Detection date
- 03 JUL 2025
- Affected countries
- United States
- Plotted location
- Irvine, California, United States (Affected organization headquarters)
- Threat classification
- Level 2 — GUARDED
- Classification rationale
- Global disruption at a major IT distributor, but short-lived and largely commercial.
- Attack type
- Ransomware
- Nature
- Malicious activity
- Attack vector
- Not publicly documented
- Sectors
- Technology, Logistics
- Critical infrastructure
- No
- Organizations affected
- Ingram Micro
- Operational consequences
- Ordering platforms including Xvantage and license provisioning were disrupted for about a week, affecting resellers and managed service providers worldwide; the company reported operations restored by around 9-10 July 2025.
- Estimated financial impact
- No reliably documented figure
- Attribution (as stated)
- Claimed by SafePay ransomware group; not confirmed by Ingram Micro
SOURCE REFERENCES
- [1] Ingram Micro confirms ransomware behind multi-day outageThe Register · theregister.com · 06 JUL 2025
- [2] Ingram Micro confirms cyberattack after days of system outageChannel Insider · channelinsider.com
RECORD CREATED 14 NOV 2026 · LAST UPDATED 14 NOV 2026 · Threat levels are editorial assessments, not official government ratings.